Can I Cut Down My Anderson Wheel Chock

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I have the anderson levelers and I heard you can cut them to a shorter length. If this is true, do I cut the fat end or the short end.

asked by: Robert R

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The Andersen Camper Wheel Chock and Leveler, # AM3604 can be cut. Only one of the levelers will need to be cut down and it is recommended that you cut the narrow end but not to more than 4" should be removed. Please note the attached images. In addition, I have attached a short product video for you to review.

expert reply by: Michael R

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