Anyone else using large blocks like this?

[Jammer3025]

Originally Posted by 1surveyor

i put gate handles on my blocks makes it easier to pick them up

Dude, that's the same thing I was planning on doing. The DW and I both get slivers from the giant 12 x 12 blocks we used on the 4 corners. That's to funny. It's a great idea, and I plan on doing it. I have 1 handle already, just need 3 more, and we'll be G to G.

[Herk7769]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

JT Strong Arm type stabilizers will do the same and eliminate the need for the big blocks. The electric stabilizers in the rear when they have blocks under them are subjecting the legs to the most leverage to bend them at their weakest point and if for some reason or other the front landing jacks are extended inadvertently, the rear jacks will bend. I reinforced the legs and try to get them at least to 45° or greater. JMO

I agree with OC here. The reason the short legs reduce sway is there is more leg in the support tube to restrict side to side movement. Using a cross brace will accomplish the same thing and they store attached to the legs.

[MillerTime]

I use railroad tie blocks also. I think they are about 10x12x14" ish. On the rear every time and on the front most times. But I dont stack anything else on them unless it's a 3/4" block for levelin the ft.

MillerTime- Future Sabre Handler!!