crash down in the middle of the night!

[Wallace Craig]

Tom; I tried your numbers and they seem not to work; can you give any other
information about chocks.
wallace craig

thomas_sorrentino wrote:
I've had it happen to me also. In my case a fitting broke off at the
jack and fluid was everywhere. I had to remove the jack to e-z out
the fitting.
FWIW the coach was on what I would consider relatively flat ground. I
had wheel chocks front and back of one front wheel. I had these wheel
chocks
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/s...t_6970_137
76_13776
After the big fall the front tire was actually on top of, squishing
the wheel chock. I wish I had taken a photo, but I was too upset.
The next day I ordered the chocks John Finn recommended!

Tom Sorrentino
1987 PT38
Bedford Hills, NY



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Rose Mary"
wrote:
>
> Hi group,
> been home 2 nights, last night in the middle of a deep sleep (I
still
> sleep in the coach when we are home as my daughter is taking care of
> the homefront and has my room in the house)..
> I was awakened by a crash and things falling...
> I had both back levelers up to level the coach on a slight incline.
> When I went out and looked the levelers were actually under the
coach
> in the wrong direction....I started her up, let the air build and
then
> retracted the levelers. They went back up fine, phew! Don't know why
> everything had shifted back, the air brake was set etc....guess
maybe
> I had them too high? I put them back down but it appeared the LR one
> was at slight angle forward so I put them back up for the night.
> Haven't got around to putting them down as I will likely move the
> coach to a different park spot for the couple weeks we will be home.
> Anyone had this experience?
>
> Thanks
> Rose Mary
> 82 FC 35
> JP's White Bird
> at home in Oregon for Thanksgiving
>





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