A level, and boards cut at an angle on the ends.
Easy peasy.
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Model X19H Expandable
GMC Sierra Pick up
Been a camper since I was a kid, and that was a long time ago :)
From pup tents with no floors, to tents with floors and flies, to a pop up, to the expandable.
Lynx Blocks rock - Locate or rake out a FIRM, FLAT surface on the side of the TT that the blocks will be used. If you try to use them on soft grass or soil they will soon look like potato chips.
My collection of lynx blocks has grown to 3 bags. I also put screw jacks in front of the wheels to help keep the shake down. I also use some wooden pads that I made.
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2010 22FB(Ret)
2013 F250 XLT
I now have a Keystone Outback, but I try to help when I can.
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Bitter Gun Owner
Bitter Clinger
Armed Infidel
A level, and boards cut at an angle on the ends.
Easy peasy.
I have yet to find time to cut the angle at the end of the board. In the interim, I use a second 10" board in front of the main board so when it reaches the main board it is already level with it. No flip.
Grant
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Have owned: 74 Parkland TT, 78 23ft Terry Taurus,
02 31' Itasca Class C, 12 Jayflight 26RLS
Now all gone, hotels only, sure miss it!
I am now using thick rubber blocks. I bought a horse stall mat on Craigslist for 30 bucks. The mat is aprox 4' x 5' and 3/4" thick. I cut the mat into 8"x12" sections. I had 32 rubber blocks by the time I was done. I used them this weekend for the first time. They worked out better than I expected. I needed 5 blocks under each tire to level the trailer. They do not rot and are not slippery. They are heavier than the lego style blocks but are far superior in my opinion. I used them under the tongue jack and one of the stabilizers as well. The other 3 stabilizers utilized a set of lego style blocks.
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Thanks,
Brian
TV = 2006 F-350 CC DRW 6.0
TT = 2018 Wildwood 31KQBTS
TT = 2007 Jayco Jay Flight 27bh - SOLD
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