X-chocks
I have a 30' Jayco Jay flight. This is our first travel trailer. I recently leveled our trailer and when disconnected from my truck it rolled back about 2" and partially crushed my plastic wheel choc...
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aarond76 wrote:
Just make sure you are depending on more than the X-chocks for your chocking. I have first hand experience with a tire slipping on an x-chock and our camper falling off the jack blocks as a result. Thank God no one was hurt.
that stinks. What happened? Did a tire go flat? I had my trailer roll forward and flop off the tongue blocks once, scared the******outta me! I was being dumb and didn't chock the wheels, I thought it was flat enough and it was only going to be for a few minutes while I loaded some stuff in the back of the van. :S
I confess I don't use any additional wheel stops with the X-chocks when camping. But the stabilizers are down, seems like that would keep it from rolling. At home I don't drop the stabilizers, but I do use additional plastic wheel chocks in addition to the X-chocks.
