So Anderson blocks suck?

[Cornpop]

I've camped three times and broke two what the heck is going on, these things are expensive and supposed to be awesome but I am of the opinion they suck

[Rustynuts]

What Anderson Blocks are you using with a Seneca?

[sgtkersh]

I have used Anderson blocks and levelers for a long time. No issues and haven’t broken one. How old are yours? What are you doing with them? Auto level? I would think any plastic block would be suspect to breaking if you are using them under a heavy rig during auto leveling. that is a lot of down pressure and force while the rig is trying to find the sweet spot between 4 leveling points.

[Marcm157]

I've used them for years under multiple trailers and never had one fail. The only thing close to an issue was them sliding on mud/wet grass when I tried pulling up on them and that was obviously not the levelers fault.

I use them and level mate pro and level by myself in minutes...

[Kim Gass]

Wonder what the issue is as our Andersen levelers are six years old and been to about 400 nights of camping. And never a crack..

Maybe a look alike?

[GibbysWorld]

I installed snap pads and also made larger blocks using treated plywood (3 layers) and coated with rhino liner if I need more support on soft ground. I think weight of the motorhome is too much for Anderson blocks.

[bankr63]

If it is the 3621 Andersen blocks, they appear to be rated at 2,000# each. Good chance you are putting more than that at each corner with a Seneca.

These are really intended for bumper pull trailers.

[Cincinnati Kid]

Never used them, but have seen them. They look about as strong as a homer bucket. No thanks, I use wood blocks.

[JudyB]

I’ve had the Anderson ramps break. And Anderson replaced them.

[jmurri]

Originally Posted by JudyB

I’ve had the Anderson ramps break. And Anderson replaced them.

Mine also broke and Anderson replace them after I sent them a pic.

[RogerR]

Mine broke while camping near Niagra falls, and they expressed me one to the campground two day freight!

[Eric H.]

I use the biggest round ones under my 16k# Toyhauler and when I level in front of my house, both right tires are 4" off the ground and the buckets are off camber a bit. No issues at all. I cut the bottoms out of 5 gallon buckets to put over them for extended periods in the sun.