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Wheel blocks for a class A motorhome.

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BGMAC

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Location
Cypress Inn, TN
RV Year
2016
RV Make
Forest River
RV Model
Georgetown XL M-369DS
RV Length
37ft
Chassis
F53
Engine
Titan V10
TOW/TOAD
2024 Chevy Colorado
Fulltimer
No
Some places I go are not very Level. Sometimes the leveling jacks will lift the wheels off the ground to get the MH level which I do not like.
what leveling pads/blocks do people use. Right now I’m using 2x10’s and I’m looking for something more manageable.
 
That's a tough one because anything much lighter than what you have will get crushed by the weight of your rig. I tried some of the lego style blocks on my previous coach (half the weight of my current) and they were not up to the task and broke in a matter of days. I have some hard rubber blocks I use now, but only rarely. Also, I only manual level the coach because the auto function takes it up way to high for my liking.
 
Also, I only manual level the coach because the auto function takes it up way to high for my liking.
I only do manual as well for the same reason.
 

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