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[DONALD BROWN]

check out the aluminum powder coated chocks on Ebay

Alex Smith wrote: Thanks Joe,
I've looked at the site and they have what need. What are your thoughts, chock
one or both sides?
Alex
82FC35
Tallahassee

whistles_n_bells wrote: Alex:

You might check out the products offered on this web site

http://www.nextag.com/trailer-wheel-chock/search-html

Regards
Joe (Pappy) Hagan
St. George, UT
Wannabe

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Gardner Yeaw"
wrote:
>
> Alex,
> I believe there are substantial chocks available, but most likley
> they are at truck supply places rather than camping/RV sites. The
> Bird is pretty heavy. I also must add that the chocks are not
> designed to prevent running them over under power. That was a 'bone
> head move' by yours truely. My coach came with 4X4 wood chocks and
> I feel as you do, that they are just a little too small.
>
> I think the main concern in camping is that your levelers don't
> lift the rear too high and reduce the effectivness of the spring
> brakes. I think good chocks designed for heavy trucks are a very
> smart thing to invest in, I should have given more thought to what I
> purchased the first time.
>
> Gardner
> 78FC33
>
>

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