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wingsfan20

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Posted: 11/13/09 12:46pm

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I use BAL chocks for stabilizing trailer only. I use trailer brakes for pull test. That way I test brakes also.

Jim

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mwallace61

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Posted: 11/13/09 04:57pm

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Homemade, 4x4's and some threaded rod.

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Delaine and Lindy

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Posted: 11/13/09 06:05pm

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Roto/Chocks are the best, and I have a set in the side box. However I was at the Frieghtliner store and picked up a set of chocks for $9.00 each. They are just so much faster to install. Takes about 2 minutes to install and they are made of rubber and will last a life time. You can also get them at Tractor Supply. GBY....

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