MitchF150 wrote:
I really would not use a cinder block... I like solid blocks of wood.
I use a couple of 4x8 blocks that are only around 18" long and stack them.
I can break a cinder block with a small hammer... Or just dropping it..
The cinder block is heavier than my chunks of scrape wood, so there you go.. :)
Good luck!
Mitch
Thank you!
OP to address your question; Most, if not all people that sleep in trailers adjust the height of tongue after unhook to level front to back. The only issue is with trailer chocked tight long travel on a short trailer it can stress where the jack mounts to tongue, or try to bend jack. This stress is eliminated by a wheel on the bottom of jack.
Now sometimes the jack does not have enough travel. Prop the tongue on blocks, then adjust block under jack
