For an wheel chock that is easily removable, I recommend the Rackem chock, # RA-17. This chock has a base that mounts to the trailer floor and the chock part can easily be removed by loosening the wing nuts at the front. This chock accepts wheels up to 6-1/2 inches wide. view full answer...
I have another option for you, but you are correct that the Super Grip Chock XL Wheel Stabilizer for Tandem-Axle Trailers and RVs - Qty 1 # UF21-001094 you were looking at is not designed to be used as a standard wheel chock would, and instead is meant to stabilize the trailer to keep it from rocking when you walk around.
For a heavy duty wheel chock to keep your RV from moving I recommend the Buyers Products 9-1/2" Wheel Chock w/ Recessed Chain Eye - Black Rubber - Qty 1 # 337WC6810L... view full answer...
The mounting hardware included with the MaxxTow adjustable wheel chock, (DISCONTINUED) MT70075, is designed for a permanent installation. However we do have several wheel chocks that are considered removable because of how they mount.
We have TowRax chock # TWSPWM, # TWSPWC, and # TWSPWC3BT. These chocks have a keyhole shape opening where the large end fits around a bolt head. When the bolt is tightened down on the skinny end it cannot be removed. When the hardware is loosened, the chock... view full answer...
For wheel chocks for the the Fulton F2 I recommend the Buyers Products 3" ATV Wheel Chocks w/ 3' Rope # 337WC35225. These will work for both the single and dual wheel. They are also small and easy to carry with you. The jacks do come with a wheel stop but the extra chocks will ensure it doesn't go anywhere. view full answer...
We have a motorcycle wheel chock that is easily removable when not in use with the Tow Rax Wheel Chock part # TWSPWM but there isn't an easy way to remove and reinstall.
To remove the wheel chock you'd just need to slide the chock back and it would release. Check out the video to see how it works. view full answer...
The Andersen Camper Wheel Chock and Leveler # AM3604 that you referenced is a wheel chock system. If you were using it as a leveler it would essentially chock the wheels too so you would not need to use an additional one. view full answer...
The Camco Premium Locking Wheel Stop part # CAM44662 is a lockable wheel chock that comes with its own tool for fast and easy operation. They will work great even on a hill and really one of the only types of lockable wheel chocks. It still might not be a bad idea to use a traditional chock as well alongside as most of these wheel stops are more for stability. view full answer...
In order to keep a trailer from rolling on a slight incline, what you will need are wheel chocks. You will simply put them behind your trailer tires and that will prevent the trailer from rolling away from you.
You'll want to get wheel chocks that you put in the front and rear of your tires, so the easiest option is to use a pair of chocks that are chained together, and the larger your tires are the larger the chock should be:
- Rumber 8" Wheel Chocks w/ 3' Pull Chain # RM74FR
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For a less-expensive and simple option I recommend the Husky Wheel Chock, part # 34714. This chock measure 8-1/16 inches x 3-3/8 inches x 4-inches high.
This wheel chock is sold individually so if you want more than one you can adjust the quantity when ordering. view full answer...
The Super Grip Chock Wheel Stabilizer for Tandem-Axle Trailers part # UF21-001090 is more of a stabilizer than a wheel chock. Therefore, you can still use these to help prevent the trailer from rocking etc. but in order to hold the trailer in place on an incline/slop you'll need an actual wheel chock. The Rumber Wheel Chock Set part # RM57FR is what I recommend as they are very heavy duty and easy to use due to the included chains. view full answer...
You can store your travel trailer parked on an incline for storage, and it does not have to be perfectly level; you wouldn't want to use leveling blocks as the trailer would slide. On a big incline I highly recommend using heavy-duty rubber chocks behind the tire, and a wheel chock and lock in front.
What this does is give you protection from the tire moving in two different spots, and here is what I would use in this situation:
- Buyers Products 10" Wheel Chock # 337WC1086UWH
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The strap I would recommend is the part # EM58523 with the Erickson E-Chock Wheel Chocks # EM09162-2 that you referenced.
This strap attaches to the slots of the E-track like the chocks so it will install easily and work well. view full answer...
You could use the Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock # TWSPWC. You would not need to access the bottom of your trailer to install the install hardware. All you would need to do is drill hole for the anchors of the wheel chock and then you would be able to use the install bolts that thread into the anchors to secure the # TWSPWC.
I attached a review video for this product for you to check out as well. view full answer...
I have done most of the videos we have on these chocks and while the Buyers Products Heavy Duty Wheel Chock with Retaining Bracket for Chains part # 337WC0888 is a very sturdy and solid wheel chock it is very heavy to lug around and the layers could get dirt and debris caught in them.
I would instead recommend something like the etrailer Wheel Chock part # 288-02011 we use these around the shop here and they do great! They are very light and easy to move around but extremely durable at... view full answer...
The wheel chock I recommend for your tandem trailer is the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock for Tandem-Axle Trailers, part # EZ-JACK. This measures 24 inches long x 6-1/8 inches wide and 6 inches tall.
This wheel chock is constructed of aluminum and has a 20,000-lb weight capacity. This can be used as a wheel chock with the rocker side down or can be used as a jack to change one of the wheels on the trailer with the rocker side up. It can also be used a wedge to level the trailer on uneven... view full answer...
It is best to use a set of wheel chocks either between the inside tires or in front and behind of the outside tires but I would definitely use more than one per side. That said, I recommend the Buyers Products Heavy Duty Wheel Chock part # 337WC0888 because it is heavier (10 lbs) therefore less likely to slide and it has more contact with the tire both width wise and height wise. view full answer...
I have a couple of different options for you to use chocks that are compatible with the 10 inch space between your tires.
My first recommendation is the Super Grip Chock Wheel Stabilizers # UF21-001091. This chock system can fit wheel spacing from 1 inch - 10-1/2 inches.
If that 1/2 inch of leeway is not enough for you, we also have the Super Grip Chock XL Wheel Stabilizers # UF21-001095 which fit wheel spacing from 3-1/2 inches - 17 inches. view full answer...
When using traditional wheel chocks like the FloTool # FT11930MI, I recommend using them on both sides of the trailer. This will be the safest option, especially if you park on a slight grade. Using wheel chocks on both sides of the trailer will also help to further stabilize it when at a camp.
The method you mentioned in your question will do a nice job of wedging the chocks into place on your trailer tires. As long as they are set to prevent unexpected movement on the Airstream, they... view full answer...
Great news! I found that the width of your 2016 Indian Vintage's front tire is just over 5 inches.
This will work great with the removable Tow-Rax Wheel Chocks. Depending on what type of trailer floor you have we off the wood screws with chock in black # TWSPWM or chrome # TWSPWC.
We also have a chrome with multi-surface mounting kit for metal or wood floors # TWSPWC3BT.
Any of the Tow-Rax Wheel Chocks can use the metal floor hardware kit # TWSPWFKM sold separately.
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While the smaller Ultra-Fab Chock and Lock Wheel Stabilizer for Tandem-Axle Trailers and RVs # UF21-001060 will initially fit, I do recommend going with the larger Ultra-Fab Chock and Lock Wheel Stabilizer for Tandem-Axle Trailers and RVs # UF21-001080.
The Ultra-Fab Chock and Lock Wheel Stabilizer for Tandem-Axle Trailers and RVs # UF21-001060 fits wheel spacing between 1-1/2" - 5-1/4", while the Ultra-Fab Chock and Lock Wheel Stabilizer for Tandem-Axle Trailers and RVs # UF21-001080... view full answer...
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