plastic leveling blocks - What Do You Think?
I thought they woukd be easy to use for the incline steep driveway. Now i hear they slip on concrete. Any truth? They are on sale at Camping World internet. Good deal if they work.
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atreis wrote:
I love the plastic blocks (orange), and still have the original set (faded and discolored from the sun - so kind of orangeish-white now) that I bought over 10 years ago. They weigh a lot less than 2x6 blocks (important to me), don't crack in the middle like 2x6 blocks, and just work. I don't use them for leveling - we're just not that picky about that. I use them as a base for the tongue jack and stabilizers when parking on soft ground.
I use them as leveling ramps, pads for the stab jacks, blocks for sewer support, wherever and whenever. Really handy. I have used them in sand, gravel, asphalt, concrete, etc. Many of mine are the orange white color due to age. I have three bags and two are ancient. They still have the canvas bags as opposed to the newer nylon bags. You wood fans can haul around your 100# of lumber all you want but I will stick with my 10# of Lynx Levelers. YMMV
