Geno's rotochok?

[FParisi]

I tried seaching - nothing came up.

Anybody use these? Comments please.

Thanks

Frank

 

[R-N-R]

It seems the RotoChock web site is having problems, I recall in the past finding a lot more info on the product.



I have been using the Chock & Lock by BAL, they help preventthe trailer from rocking but after it rolled forward while I was jacking it up at the tongue (long story filled with stupidity) I also use a wedge block at the wheels.



I plan on "upgrading" my Chock & Lock to the Roto-Chock in the near future. They look like a solid product.

 

[Casey Balvert]

The rotochoks are really easy to use. Newmar uses them at the factory to stabilize their RVs during production. When my wooden ones bite the bullet, I am buying a pair of Rotochoks. FWIW



Casey

 

[richardcoxid]

Try either Canping World or State Trailer in Salt Lake City.



http://www.statetrailer.com



They have a very good web site and mail order dept.

 

[R-N-R]

Casey,

 

[FParisi]

Thanks for the quick replies.

I should have included in the question - Do you need 2? or will one work OK?

Frank

 

[R-N-R]

I use 2 now, and plan on buying 2 rotochock(s) to replace them.



I have often been accused of having "gadgetitous"..... hhmmm

 

[GeneralMachine]

Rotochok

I bought a pair and like them very well, easy to install and remove and are light, now when we are camping the boy don't ask Dad! why's the trailer rocking. :-laf :-laf :-laf Harv

 

[RottonRob]

I made mine out of old car scissors jacks . They work pretty good. Heated and bent the top to fit the tires. One I had to weld a piece of metal to.

 

[tazzen]

i have a pair they work great. i have a nice grade in the driveway. and they hold with no problem.

 

[TboneMan]

I got mine through Geno's. They work great.



Just do forget to remove them before you try to move the trailer. The CTD has plenty of power to overcome the friction. Opppsssss!javascript:smilie('')

eek!



Fortunately, I only had one set at the time.