Wheel Chocks with levelers on double axel travel trailer

[Blatz]

So using the lego style levelers on 2 wheels, what do people use for wheel chocks. The wedge style seems to like the wouldn't hold with that set up. Is the scissor type wheel chock my only option?

[Cup_fan]

searfoss wrote:
I made the wheel chocks. I also bought a quick wrench at sears. The wrench made tightening down the chocks faster. The wrench was $7.99 I had the 4X4 and bought the rod, washers and nuts. I put about $15.00 and hour into making them.

I did the same thing, cheap and easy to make. Works great.

[searfoss]

I made the wheel chocks. I also bought a quick wrench at sears. The wrench made tightening down the chocks faster. The wrench was $7.99 I had the 4X4 and bought the rod, washers and nuts. I put about $15.00 and hour into making them.

[Blatz]

Thanks everyone. I appreciate your opinions

[crasster]

Yes, definitely get these if you are going to be camping anywhere with any type of moderate grade. I would go with the real deal tandem over wedges.

[SoundGuy]

Blatz wrote:
So using the lego style levelers on 2 wheels, what do people use for wheel chocks.

My preferred method is a set of adjustable BAL Standard Tire Locking Chocks -



Unfortunately the axle spread on our current trailer is a bit too narrow to fit the adjustable chocks so I instead use rubber chocks secured in place with hardwood spacers -



BAL X-Chocks are only intended to minimize suspension movement when walking around inside the camper, NOT to actually chock it -

[bikendan]

There are many tandem axle wheel chocks out there.

Just Google "tandem wheel chocks".

Wouldn't camp without them.

[schlep1967]

I have found that if I build the "block" platform a little larger than needed I can get the chocks in strong enough to hold. Basically the chock has to sit level.

[Walaby]

I do as others.. chock the off side (opposite lego levelers), and I also use X Chocks on both axles to stabilize the trailer.

Mike

[WNYBob]

I love my Andersen Ultimate package, everything you need in one place.

You can also get Andersen Levelers separately.

Andersen Levelers

[artman]

I like the looks of these.
http://www.etrailer.com/Wheel-Chocks/Fastway/FA84-00-4840.html

I ended up with this
https://www.andersenhitches.com/Products/3600--ultimate-trailer-gear-duffel-bag.aspx

I still may get the first link for my tandem utility trailer.

[ken56]

I use an X-Chock on the lifted side and if a wedge chock can go down on top of the built up pad I will do that too. Trailers can roll sideways too if one side is not chocked and on even a moderate slope. I had that happen and thankfully it stopped after a few inches....and the slope was not that bad.

[downtheroad]

Unless you are parked on a substantial slope, two chocks on the non-level side will hold you. Remember, the tongue jack also is down.

Safest practice is a scissor chock on the leveled side and chocks on the other.

[cbshoestring]

I use two chocks (front & back)on the side that does not need lifted to level. That way the chocks remain on the ground.

We have a single axle, so the scissor type is not an option.