Maxchock RV Trailer Wheel Chocks | Better Than X Chocks?!
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2022
- In this video we look at Maxchocks RV wheel chocks and see if they might be better than the X-Chocks we've been using now for over 5 years. Being able to use a drill and quickly run them in and out is one big bonus for us. We will be using these going forward and see just how much we like them and how they hold up long term. But we do love them so far and love the fact they store away in a nice case too.
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You can turn the x chocks upside down if your wheel flare is in the way. This will allow you to tighten the bolt from the bottom avoiding damage to your hands.
Yep I’ve done that before! We now have a Class A which means no more dealing with that lol 😁
Sold! Ordered a set, hopefully will have them for camping this weekend!
I’m sure you will get them in time! I’m so ready to camp next weekend.
Those do look pretty nice. We have the X-chocks and hardly ever use them. The storage case is definitely a nice touch.
Yeah love the case for sure!
Hey you two, long time no comment from fellow Eagle HT 280RSOK weekenders. I was going to order these but I don't think we have the room with our 16" tires. Always great info from you. Thanks!
Hey! Thanks!!! 😀
Amazon reviews make me worry. Not convinced about durability. BAL x chocks are so well made. I don't think I'll ever venture away from them. I've learned to install them upside down and save my knuckles. No drill required. I'm not overly concerned about the extra 10 seconds it may take to install. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and your review.
Thanks. We like both.
Nice! Would have used them on my Jayco hitched trailer. I don't need them on our new 2022 North Point 310 5th wheel. The 6 self leveling jacks hold this 36' rig firmly in place.
Nice!!! Little jealous too lol! North Points are amazing!!!
I bought these a long time ago. They’re great. But the drill can torque the axels apart. So use caution.
Oh good to know.
If you flip the X-chock over you can adjust it from the bottom and not scrape your knuckles.
That said, I want to upgrade to the Max-chocks. I’ve always said the glaring flaw on the X-chocks is that they didn’t out the adjustment on the front so you could use a drill. Now the glaring flaw on the Max-chock is that they use a 13mm hex to adjust; should’ve gone 9/16” so it would be the same as every stabilizer jack I’ve ever seen. Just one less tool to lose.
Since we’ve gone class A we gave them to a friend. He LOVES. Them as well!
Wow really like those. Locks and all the attachments are awesome. Those are so much nicer than the X-Chocks. I wonder if they make them for spread axles like mine on the WhiteHawk?
I think they do make up for the spread axle
Cool
Thank you!
Turn the X chock with the adjuster on the bottom and you won't skin your hand up.
I have done that too before but seems like sand at these campgrounds get in there more.
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Nice!
They look nice but doesn't look any easier than my x chocks. If I didn't already have them I might consider these.
Yeah similar but I like that I can run them with a drill real easy.
You know, you can turn them upside-down, right?
Yes! Thanks
$19 difference - is the case and the fact you can use a drill to install worth the extra money? Maybe.
Idk but I know we love how quick we set up with them!!! 😁
Give your X-chock wrench a shot of WD40 to free it up.
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Thanks!
My Maxchocks stripped easily on the first use. I do not recommend them.
So far I’ve had zero issues.
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Sent mine back and ordered the X chocks. I wouldn't recommend using a drill on the Maxchocks unless its a very low torque drill.