Lego's (Links Levelers) under all 4 duals and front tires for my 35S. I like to be able to have that 1" increment adjustment since we still go to state parks and also boondock.
I'd save my money and go by a 2 x 10 x 8 foot board. I cut mine into 2 foot blocks with a 45 degree cut on both edges. I sprayed pick up bed liner on them. I arrange and stack them as needed. The plastic leveler blocks do not last and are expensive! The first time you are uneven ground like dirt or rocks the heavy coach will warp or mangle them. They will cease to stack. The wood has lasted 2 years and is undamaged, it is also much cheaper. Since they are black they don't stand out like the ugly yellow blocks.........
I've never split a board. Everytime I bought the plastic blocks my heavy motorhome warps them until they can't stack together anymore. They then take up too much space. Wood is cheap. To each their own.
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Jayco Asante 31V
2012 Jeep Rubicon/SMI Stay-IN-Play DUO Braking/Roadmaster BlackHawk 2 All-Terrain tow bar
I have split and cracked the plastic leveling blocks on uneven ground. They also sink in soft ground. I have found some rubber conveyer belting that I am going to try under the leveling blocks to create a wider footprint. I am hoping that the belting will prevent the sinking and damage to the plastic blocks. I have also had the blocks slide on the concrete pad when backing onto them. I like the plastic blocks convenance so I am going to make them work for me.
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