Parking tt on sloped gravel driveway

[franco928]

Hi all, we have a small wolf pup travel trailer. At home we are parking it on a sloped gravel driveway. Do we need to level it when not in use? What method would you recommend to make sure it is parked safely. We have the tongue jack on some blocks of wood and lowered the rear leveling jacks onto wood boards, but it's not completely level. Also have logs behind the wheels (1 axle) but would like to find chocks that work on gravel. Any advice appreciated

[ScottBrownstein]

Originally Posted by franco928

Hi all, we have a small wolf pup travel trailer. At home we are parking it on a sloped gravel driveway. Do we need to level it when not in use? What method would you recommend to make sure it is parked safely. We have the tongue jack on some blocks of wood and lowered the rear leveling jacks onto wood boards, but it's not completely level. Also have logs behind the wheels (1 axle) but would like to find chocks that work on gravel. Any advice appreciated

It really doesn't matter unless you want to use a propane reefer. They need to be fairly level in order to work since the flow is all by convection based on rising warm fluid and sinking cold fluid. If you aren't using the reefer don't worry as long as it is secure and the roof drains where you want it to.