Motorcycle Wheel Chock in Toy Hauler Recommendation Where Under Trailer Access is Limited
Published 08/04/2015 >
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I just purchased an RV Outabck Terrian 230RS that has a Toy Hauler in the front side entry. The bottom of the trailer is covered so I can not access the bottom of the trainer to mount a Wheel Chock with bolts. I am looking for ideas on how I can mount a wheel chock under without access to the underside of the RV. It would also be great if the chock was removable. Thanks for your help.
asked by: Dan M
Helpful Expert Reply:
You could use the Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock # TWSPWC. You would not need to access the bottom of your trailer to install the install hardware. All you would need to do is drill hole for the anchors of the wheel chock and then you would be able to use the install bolts that thread into the anchors to secure the # TWSPWC.
I attached a review video for this product for you to check out as well.
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Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock w/ Wood Screws - 6-1/2" Wide Tires - Tubular Steel - Chrome
- Wheel Chocks
- Wheel Chock
- Motorcycle
- Steel
- 1 Chock
- Chrome
- Tow-Rax
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