temporarily parking TT on a down slope
picking up my new 2014 250rs tonight, I have a contractor coming in a couple of weeks to build some retaining walls and level off an area of my driveway to park the new unit with the wheels level. my ...
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Some wood under the wheels isn't going to hurt anything. However, don't rely SOLELY on the xchocks to hold it in place. Believe it or not, they aren't made to keep the trailer from rolling, they are for stabilizing and stopping rocking when you are inside.
With that much slope, some good ground based chocks along with your xchocks are a must. I don't think I would put the slides out with that much slope, as I'm not sure if they are designed to open like that.
Tighten the xchocks as tight as you can get them.
With that much slope, some good ground based chocks along with your xchocks are a must. I don't think I would put the slides out with that much slope, as I'm not sure if they are designed to open like that.
Tighten the xchocks as tight as you can get them.
