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Old 07-13-2015, 12:39 PM   #1
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Wheel chock/stabilizer suggestions

We just upgraded our tires on our 5th wheels and got rid of our Chinese bombs. Our spacing though between the wheels is now smaller at about 1 1/2 inches and our metal scissor stabilizers don't fit. Does anyone have a suggestion of a chock/stabilizer that will work with this small gap? There are a lot of products stating that they will go as small as 1 1/2 inches but the reviews state that they won't work for 1 1/2 inch gaps. Using these for flat surfaces only and seeing we may at times use leveling blocks, we're looking for something compatible when using those. Thanks in advance!
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Try this one
BAL Standard Locking Chock - $38.99

Or this one
Fastway ONEstep Wheel/Tire Chock - $34.84

Or even this one
Camco Camper Small Wheel Chock Stop - $18.99
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Sorry misread some of the post. The last one I listed may be your best option then.
Or if you only level one side, you could chock the side not on leveling blocks.
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I use the Camco Camper Small Wheel Chock Stop - $18.99 ones, mentioned by another poster and they work very well for my 5th wheel.
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Old 07-17-2015, 11:24 PM   #5
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We use the X-chocks, definitely make a difference. Got mine at camping world.
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Old 07-18-2015, 06:13 AM   #6
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...........or if you are fairly handy, make a pair from some 4x4 dimensional lumber and a piece of all thread and a few nuts and washers.

We have one of the BAL originals as well as one of their X chocks along with a pair of my homemade pieces. They all work well though the homemade take two wrenches instead of one.
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We just upgraded our tires on our 5th wheels and got rid of our Chinese bombs. Our spacing though between the wheels is now smaller at about 1 1/2 inches and our metal scissor stabilizers don't fit. Does anyone have a suggestion of a chock/stabilizer that will work with this small gap? There are a lot of products stating that they will go as small as 1 1/2 inches but the reviews state that they won't work for 1 1/2 inch gaps. Using these for flat surfaces only and seeing we may at times use leveling blocks, we're looking for something compatible when using those. Thanks in advance!
I added additional stabilizers-one on each side half way between the original stabilizers. All stabilizers take weight, now no more shake and roll.
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