X-Chocks for Salem 282RK

[oxcamper]

I've been looking for the X-Chocks to help stabilize the TT when parked. Regular wheel chocks don't quite cut it, so I've heard from other owners that putting the X-Chocks between the tires on each side helps reduce the back and forth motion considerably. The problem is that all the ones I have found only have an extension of about 12" between the tires. The Salem Hemisphere 282 has the wider axle spacing (which helps in towing) but has over 15" between the tires.

Does anyone know of a source of the X-Chocks that will extend out to fit the spacing of the wider spaced axles?

[Youngs_WFH]

BAL 28014 X-tended Fit X-Chock https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00B2ATTUE..._l.S2ub1M5EPPG

Hope this helps!

[Rookie19]

Could make your own like I've done.

[geotex1]

Get the X-tended X-chock. We have a Wildwood Heritage Glen, which is the sister line to your Hemi, and use one X-tended X-chock placed on whatever side we need to raise for side-to-side level. Works great! The other side gets my homemade version of Fastway's One-Step that I made many years ago.

[oxcamper]

Thanks everyone!

[TexasBob]

Here is a wide set of X-Chocks

[oxcamper]

Originally Posted by TexasBob

Here is a wide set of X-Chocks

Thanks TBob, what are they and where'd ya get them?

[Mr. Dan]

Originally Posted by oxcamper

Thanks TBob, what are they and where'd ya get them?

Ox, read your original question and every post thereafter (skip the one about using X-chocks to raise your trailer) and you'll see the answers to both your questions in this post.

[TexasBob]

Originally Posted by Youngs_WFH

BAL 28014 X-tended Fit X-Chock https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00B2ATTUE..._l.S2ub1M5EPPG

Hope this helps!

Get them here.

[oxcamper]

thanks everyone,
I guess I wanted to know the manufacturer and how to purchase from the mfg.
Amazon is not a manufacturer and I haven't had good results from buying like that.
Nevertheless, I appreciate the help.

[Rookie19]

Originally Posted by oxcamper

thanks everyone,
I guess I wanted to know the manufacturer and how to purchase from the mfg.
Amazon is not a manufacturer and I haven't had good results from buying like that.
Nevertheless, I appreciate the help.

Here you are.
http://norcoind.com/bal/products/con...s/chocks.shtml

[TexasBob]

Originally Posted by oxcamper

thanks everyone,
I guess I wanted to know the manufacturer and how to purchase from the mfg.
Amazon is not a manufacturer and I haven't had good results from buying like that.
Nevertheless, I appreciate the help.

To bad. I probably make 10 to 20 purchase a year from Amazon. The few times I've had a problem was with UPS.

Here is the manufacturer website:
BAL - Innovative Products for the RV Industry

Just a quick look I don't think you can order from the manufacturer but you can get information about their dealers.

[oxcamper]

thanks all!

[geotex1]

Originally Posted by TexasBob

To bad. I probably make 10 to 20 purchase a year from Amazon. The few times I've had a problem was with UPS.

I'm a Prime member and between my wife and I we purchase much from Amazon so it more than pays for itself between the order and using Amazon video and music.

I have had problems with things from Amazon about once a year, which is really stellar IMO based on frequency of our orders. I can say without a single hesitation that Amazon will go the mile to make it right! Even when it becomes an odd situation, they have an elevated CS level that you can only contact via email but they review issues FAST and get resolution (had to do this last year and was more than pleased with the resolution).

That said OP, I ordered my X-tended X-Chock for Amazon and it was on my doorstep 2 days later. Cheapest price I could fine anywhere.

[jtownstumpjumper]

Just list a pair tonight on Forest River Classifieds...... For Sale: BAL #28014 Wide Stance X-Chocks.....if interested PM me.