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Old 01-26-2011, 02:17 AM   #15
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I have chocks, but rarely use them. I don't mind the front wheels off the ground (they are right now ), but if the rears will be I'll usually move to a different spot.

joe <- PP-ASEL-IA (incredibly NOT current)
We second that. If the site is so unlevel it is time to move. Joe
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Also, if I do deplete all the air in the tanks below 50 psi it locks all eight wheels so if I had jacks in order for it to roll I would have to have the whole MH raised up off the ground.
I see this is an old post, but I will still respond. The front axle wheels do not lock with the parking brake. Neither do the tag.

This was true on my 2002 Monaco Diplomat, and also 2008 Monaco Camelot.
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