Lynx Levellers

[Virginia RVers]

I have used these for years and never had a problem with them. Even saved me some time on a tire change on highway. Nice to use to jack up one tire while changing the other. I own two sets. Seen where one mag recommended that you bolt one on the rear stablizers so you don't have to climb under and place them everytime. Have not done this yet, but looked like a good idea.

[artgpo]

My chocks are not "Roto Chocks", my error. Mine are http://tweetys.com/x-chock-tire-locking-chocks.aspx.

[orchid_57]

Do you find that these type of chocks help to increase the stabilization of the trailer so that you feel no movement on the inside. I find that we do feel a bit of shake from time to time.

[fhenn]

I found that the Bal X chocks help considerably

[Lloyd]

If you want to stop the movement of your rig, spend the money and install a set of stabilizers.
Chocks help, but nothing like these do.
http://www.plugitright.com/Page3.html

[orchid_57]

Yes I can see how this would be more helpful to stabilize the Fifth Wheel but looks like it might be a bit tricky to install. I think there might be a topic devoted to that very subject. I'll have to look it up

[Lloyd]

They come with installation instructions. Plus Dutch & Di are readily available either by email or phone if help is needed.

[orchid_57]

Well Old Farmer we are off the to Toronto RV show on January 20th. Maybe they'll have some to have a look at. Sounds like something that would interest us as my DH hates that jittering about. He's 6' tall but I'm a light weight and only 5' 1" so I don't notice it so much

We may take you up on the help though so thank you for offering.

[wayne]

We have 3 sets of Lynx Levelers. I would not use anything else. So much nicer then the old 2 x 6 blocks I used to use. We use them under the tires, and front and rear jack stands. I just recently cut 4 pieces of 1/2 " OSB 8 x 12 to carry also. Comes in handy when you don't need the full 1 " the Lynx Levelers give. Have a GREAT time camping this year.