Parking (and staying) on a Slope
We are considering taking our TT to visit family on Thanksgiving, hoping to park in front of their house. Unfortunately, their house is on a slope. It's not a major slope, but a slope nonetheless. We ...
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Thanks for the suggestions. Mobeewan, you're suggestion sounds like a great idea, but sounds very involved.
Farm Camp, your post gives me some encouragement. I've been to the house once and I don't remember it being THAT extreme a slope.
Azrving, I'm not sure I have a suitable chain, unfortunately. Would it need to be a heavy duty chain, or should something relatively light work?
HadEnough, I suppose I could rehook the chains from the tongue of the trailer to the car after unhitching and leveling.
Maybe a combination of normal chocking with better chocks, chaining the axle (even if it's a smaller chain), and then for a final safety I could chain to the car in case...
Farm Camp, your post gives me some encouragement. I've been to the house once and I don't remember it being THAT extreme a slope.
Azrving, I'm not sure I have a suitable chain, unfortunately. Would it need to be a heavy duty chain, or should something relatively light work?
HadEnough, I suppose I could rehook the chains from the tongue of the trailer to the car after unhitching and leveling.
Maybe a combination of normal chocking with better chocks, chaining the axle (even if it's a smaller chain), and then for a final safety I could chain to the car in case...
