🟠 Tri-Lynx 00015 Lynx Levelers - Set of 10, Vibrant Orange Review

I have a Lance 1010 truck camper that weighs about 4000 pounds fully loaded and doubles 1 ton. I used them for pull ups and they worked great for the front. I tried using them on the pavement under jack stands and nearly wet my pants. As I jacked up the camper, the weight on the center Lynx rims sagged. All I could see was the camper slowly descending through the center of the lynx to the ground. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone who uses jacks, but they worked great under the front wheels. I

We have 3 of these 10 packs and will be ordering another set for our 25ft Class C. The first site this season was fairly top-down and required Lynx 4-high level (which incidentally required a platform of 10 blocks for each front wheel); and under the rear double height lift 3 (could have done with 6 but used 9 for best platform for each hoop so 18!). Adding Lynx chocks to the front pyramid (laughs) made leveling safe (plus 2 more rubber chocks on the double-acting grounded rear). Ok since we…

The only reason I'm giving 4 stars and not 5 is that it would be a lot better if they were 2 inches longer. They are the same size as the jack legs on my Bounder 35H so alignment is critical and if I don't get it right I have to lower it back down and make adjustments. But otherwise I'm very happy with it so far and have just bought a second set of 10. Why so many? On my driveway, which really isn't that steep (I've seen plenty of campsites that were a lot worse), I have 2 hoss pads under each…

I was nervous when I read about these breakdowns in the smallest camper. For reference we have a 2017 Jayco Eagle HT 314BHDS (see photo). That's 8200 pounds unladen and 38ft 10ft. This is a HUGE camper! We use them to set up extra support in the yard for our jacks and we use them every time we go camping which has happened twice already. Once it was flat and the second time it was downhill and the back had to put about 6 pieces under the jacks so we could only lower the jacks halfway. It's…

When I first opened the box I was impressed - durable, easy to use, compact. I had some performance but learned they weren't heavy plastic, some wear and tear was evident after first use. I took them to a music festival over Memorial Day weekend and as I lined up my van several blocks completely exploded leaving over 60 small orange chunks on the field. Luckily I was there first, no people or vehicles were injured. I contacted the manufacturer who stated that they had never seen this before but

Now we have six of these boxes and we have completely dispensed with wood. RV storage is very valuable and I have found more than once that they serve multiple purposes in the long run. , and were so versatile: 1. We visited several locations that weren't level, and even the table was uneven. We stacked them under the table to level the table.2. As fun as it is, you leave them in front of the youngest kid and they put them together like Lego. It's like a child playing with a box that had a gift