Sabre 36QBOK-7 Question

[Pirates55]

Just wondering if there is enough room between the back tires to use a pair of these

My buddy has a sabre 34TBOK and his tires are so close together they will not fit. Just wondering about the 7,000 lbs axles.

[jtstromsburg]

Hmm. I have a '13 34TBOK & use the x chocks.

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[BombDoc]

Originally Posted by jtstromsburg

Hmm. I have a '13 34TBOK & use the x chocks.

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Im thinking about purchasing these. Do you think it made a considerable difference? In your opinion, would you do the same thing again, or go with a different option? Thanks.

[5erDriver]

Hi. They work great. Provide opposite lock on the wheels and for the money you can't go wrong. Really help with movement. From memory they go down to 1 3/8" at their smallest. Shop around. You may find a two pack on amazon for not much more than a single elsewhere. If you are looking for a little more stability I suggest looking at the universal stabilizers. Link below. They work good under the frame in a couple of spots. I use two along with a king pin tripod on my 5er. Still felt I had some movement even with the x chocks and tripod. My unit is 42 feet. Ultimately you are still on suspension so anything you can do will help with movement when parked.

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[Cajun Po-Boy]

X chocks work great and are worth the cost...Unfortunately they didn't fit on our 32RCTS so I bought the custom fit RotoChoks that actually work even smoother than the xchoks...eitherway they help stop the back and forth movement a good bit...had front and rear bar locks and your in even better shape

[ependydad]

RotoChocks for me.

[speedcat]

Yep...I use them. They fit and do eliminate a considerable amount of movement. Still have a bounce when the tribe runs and bounces off the walls.... and bunks.

[Pirates55]

Originally Posted by speedcat

Yep...I use them. They fit and do eliminate a considerable amount of movement. Still have a bounce when the tribe runs and bounces off the walls.... and bunks.

Do you also have the JT Strong arms too

[ependydad]

Originally Posted by Pirates55

Do you also have the JT Strong arms too

I have JT's knockoffs called UltaFab Eliminators. I think if I had to do it again; I'd opt for the SteadyFast system. I like their marketing material the best.

To be honest, we still have quite a bit of movement. I could tell when my 8 year would roll over and there is definitely no hanky panky when my in-laws are along.

I want to install scissor jacks just ahead of the axles and get step supports for both steps next.

[speedcat]

I do have the JT strong arms and either they don't work like I expected or user error. I have followed the directions on leveling up 1/2 to 1" above level then lowering to put the appropriate amount of pressure on them. I then lower my rear stabiLizer. My X chocks went on first. I have come to the conclusion that a hydraulic leveling system is the best for ultimate stability. My RV buddy just purchased a Mac daddy Heartland Landmark. Our first trip with them is this spring. I can compare then. Although he says not much difference from the diesel pusher he traded. If that's the case Ill take it!

[Pirates55]

I ordered mine with the auto leveling system and the JT Strongarms

[speedcat]

Please let us know how that combo works. It was not an option when I ordered ours. When did you order and when do you expect delivery?

[Pirates55]

Ordered this week and expect it the end of march or the first of April.

Trying to get them to install a black tank flush in my 1/2 bath black tank too.

[speedcat]

Sounds about right for build time. I ordered ours last Jan and took delivery late Feb

[LaydBack]

I use the X-chocks and did find them as a pair priced comparable to what you usually see for one, so shop around online. My unit has the JTs, and yes, we know when the kids move in the bunkhouse. I just bought the BAL Fast Jack tripod that I'm going to add to the mix next season.

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[RhoZeta]

Originally Posted by ependydad

To be honest, we still have quite a bit of movement. I could tell when my 8 year would roll over and there is definitely no hanky panky when my in-laws are along.

I do like the steadyfast system, seems to work well, price is good too.