🔧 Camco 44510 Heavy Duty Leveling Blocks for Single and Dual Wheels, Hydraulic Jacks, Tongue Jacks, and Tandem Axles – 10 Pack (Frustration-Free Packaging) Review

Made of plastic and inexpensive, so these facts tempered my expectations (hence the four star rating). Here are two things prospective buyers should know: 1. Ten blocks (the number included in this package) is not enough to make a "ramp" for a stack of three blocks (if your alignment requirements are that extreme) for dual axis provide mobile homes. 2 . They won't be sitting on the pavement - the tires will pin them to the pavement if you don't hold them. The first time I used them was on the…

I use them under our scissor stabilizers and jacks and recommend them for this use. In this case I prefer them to wooden boards because they are lighter blocks and easier to clean than wood. I also really like the storage/carrying bag. I've found that the more I have to extend the stabilizer bar and drawbar, the more the trailer sways. By using these blocks under the jacks I reduce the amount the jacks have to extend and therefore also reduce the sway as we move over the trailer. The blocks…

I used leveling blocks for the first time last weekend. I used them to align my 4-door Jeep Wrangler (JKU) with a roof rack and roof tent. My car has large tires that are much wider than a standard trailer tire. They were easy to install after using a bubble level to get an idea of what height I needed. I made a stack of 4 pieces to create a ramp and platform for mounting car tires onto blocks. At first I was very happy, then I saw that there were 4 blocks that were bent and cracked in the…

So I like it. They are light, strong and good looking. I paid $18.88 for 10 at Revain. Good deal, right? I go camping and I feel like a boy scout. This year I have new pump blocks. I am great. I look around and see that the company rents vans to people and the guy has everything set up in the truck, the trailer is completely flat. What do they use in this professional operation paying hundreds of rents at once? 2X6 cut to size! Aha! You probably already have scrap wood in your garage or shed…