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Originally Posted by mtnguy
Wayne, I am going to borrow your method next time camping. I usually just kick the chocks under the wheels.....but your system seems much better.
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Be aware that you will be unable to kick the chocks out when it is time to leave, they will be that tight.
I hook up the TV and pull forward to relieve pressure on the rear chocks, remove rear chocks and then back up slightly to remove front chocks.
Use care so that the TV and TM do not move while removing the chocks and rolling the TM fore and then back.
After some thought, I have concluded that when it is desirable to use the TV to put a strain on to chocks, it is better to be pulling on the TM that it would be to be pushing on it.
I don't recommend this method for everyone, because it is annoying. However, it does remove the annoying stability problem. For anyone happy with the stability of the TM while in use, then don't waste your time following my method.
It works for me. DW, DD and DS aren't complaining.