Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

http://cttraveltrailer.blogspot.com/201 ... eview.html

I knew my brother's driveway had an incline. And I've camped in plenty of parks where the site was described as level but actually was far from it. So I purchased these and feel much better now if I'm parked on anything less than level. They are worth it as I'm no longer camping in a TD but a much heavier trailer.

Barb

we used those at work to keep the semis from rolling away from the unloading/loading dock.
should keep your trailer from moving as well.

pete

I surely do like your trailer, Barb. Most CT's look good from the inside but boxy and not so great from the outside. Yours looks good in and out. I hope that I get to see it in person someday.

Hey aunt Barb

I was always wondering why you don't have a section to leave comments or ask questions on your blog ??

Now I finally made the connection who you are
Nice trailer build

These are the hot ticket if you have tandem axles.

http://www.etrailer.com/Wheel-Chocks/Ultra-Fab-Products/UF21-001070.html?feed=npn&gclid=CJy7tcfArLICFad7QgoduUUAQg

They fit between the tires and stop the rocking when you walk around (even for my 250 pounds).

You can even put on a lock on them.

Jim

Edit: Not sure that the ones I give the link to can be locked....I see now mine are a little different; got mine from camping world. They are a little pricey but worth it IMO.

I don't know about Barb, but a lot of people close down the comments and questions on their blogs because you just can't believe the spam you get (and some of it pretty raunchy). There were days I had to delete 50 spam comments. It got tiresome.