Reese Towpower 7000300 Dock Chock
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I think it was about one and a half hours Approximately 2 inches. When I used it for the first time, it broke. You can save money if you use these tips
I found it in my basement, and as far as I remember it's 8 inches tall and 8 inches wide. Suitable for all wheels and casters on swivel jacks used on trailers and so on.
It is 2.5 inches in diameter for me
This is probably not a good idea. Specifically, it is designed so that you can fit a 4" swiveling wheel on it.
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There is nothing better than the Reese brand for trailers that handle heavy loads. These hitches are perfect for load distributing and all that stuff. This product on Amazon was sold out by several sellers because of a heavy duty dock chock. Despite being made of plastic, they were all fairly light. Solid rubber wheel chocks are easily made out of the same material as heavy duty wheel chocks, and this Dock Chock product would be so easy to produce out of the same did not expect the bottom to be solid rubber even though they didn't show a picture of the bottom, so I guess we have to rely on our imaginations. The thing is not going to last a week, and I need to be very careful about not using it on a flat surface, or it will snap. This is a pity. In comparison to the other equally cheap, hard plastic "dock chocks" on the market, this one may be I'm so sorry to hear that if it is true.
'As advertised', both products were delivered on time. The green one, which I used under my camper wheel over the past summer, fall, and winter, never gave me any problems, but after only ONE use this year, the black one had a part of its inner wall The dirt driveway on which it was installed was the same as the green driveway. If the material used now is softer or of inferior quality than the green one I ordered last year, is that the reason for my concern? There was some damage to it, but I cannot attach a photo because it is in use right now. Three photos of the green one because I just noticed white 'stress' marks that look like stretch marks on the plastic area where the wheel rests on the inside opening (they are around the whole opening), but it hasn't cracked open nor caved in yet It appears that the plastic on my most recent purchase is of a lesser quality than that on my last.
As for the jack, it works just fine for my trailer wheel and I have two wheels on it. As for the product, I am satisfied and would strongly encourage others to purchase it. It's my second time using this product after buying (and returning) another one. If I had started with this one first, I might have avoided all.
The other day I was looking to level my barbq and would always chock the rear wheels with whatever I could place underneath. While surfing the web, I found these chocks while searching for leveling and figured that they would be a great choice. The chocks can be used for so much more than you imagine! I could not have asked for a better product! My camper is not the only one that uses them. DOCK CHOCK, thanks for the kind words! I love it!.
It cracked and split after about two months of use. I would not recommend this product. Even though it is still functional, it is soon to be retired. This is a plastic object, not a solid one. In the picture you can see how things look. There is nothing hollow about the ring. The result is that it will easily crack under any pressure, such as a boat rubbing a bit to one side. Despite these things being inexpensive, they're usually good for flat surfaces, and can be replaced easily for a few dollars a pop. It is important to be aware of the following It is unreliable to use this chock to keep your boat in place on an incline. If you're counting on this piece of cheap plastic to keep your precious boat in place, you'll be.
As advertised, the product was good. *This chock has an especially lightweight design, but fits the front wheel like it's supposed to, and the tongue's weight holds the chock against the ground so it doesn't slip. While I wouldn't trust it for anything significant, it does work for my lightweight tent trailer that I typically park on level, even ground (truly, I am not sure whether I need it at all ). There is a chance that you will find some peace.
With this ring kept firmly in place, I have no need to worry about my boat trailer tongue jack falling off. gives me a little extra peace of mind, knowing it's less likely that my trailer might roll away with this donut and wheel chocks attached. b>The item is well-constructed enough for its purpose, and is of the right size to hold the wheel in place and to prevent it from rotating. As long as the trailer is loaded on it, I haven't seen it move at all.
The wheel chocks are no longer needed I use this instead. A small camper would be perfect for it. The price is also low, which I found particularly useful since I've already lost mine at a campsite and had to buy another one. Would it be a good idea to.
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