Would trailer roll? Am I thinking too hard?
Since we live in a neighborhood, we're now allowed to store the TT on our property (except for a couple of days at a time when loading/unloading). Yes, we chose the neighborhood and it's perfect for u...
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If your problem is ruts from backing into your yarn, that is different from ruts formed from the TT settling into the dirt after a couple of days.
If the ruts are formed from the trailer settling in, the planks with chocks should spread the tire load and keep the TT stable. If they are caused my backing the TT into position, you may need to laydown and pick up the afore mentioned pavers to back the TT into position. This is an easy solution to a short term problem.
The objecting is to spread the tire load so you do not get the ruts. The more permanent solution is to widen the driveway, at least wide enough to allow access to your garage.
Maybe even a half on/half off the drive may be possible, so only one set of TT wheels is involved.
Good luck
If the ruts are formed from the trailer settling in, the planks with chocks should spread the tire load and keep the TT stable. If they are caused my backing the TT into position, you may need to laydown and pick up the afore mentioned pavers to back the TT into position. This is an easy solution to a short term problem.
The objecting is to spread the tire load so you do not get the ruts. The more permanent solution is to widen the driveway, at least wide enough to allow access to your garage.
Maybe even a half on/half off the drive may be possible, so only one set of TT wheels is involved.
Good luck
