Just wondering how I am going to have to reset all my chocks in
my trailer after Lynn gets hers. Where as you not have to worry
about a trike falling over, do you need to chock the front wheel ?
Couldn't you use soft ties around each side of the rear axle and
pull backwards to hold it from going forward and then use a
soft tie around front wheel and pull forward to keep it from
going backward ?
What I was thinking of doing was to set it up so the TG front
wheel will be all the way up in the V-nose then have a
staggered setup for the other two chocks. Almost like I have
it now but I think I will have to push back the two rearward
chocks more to adjust for the length of the TG and put the
chock in the front (by the V) so it goes straight back and
not slanted as it is now.
Rob .....
my trailer after Lynn gets hers. Where as you not have to worry
about a trike falling over, do you need to chock the front wheel ?
Couldn't you use soft ties around each side of the rear axle and
pull backwards to hold it from going forward and then use a
soft tie around front wheel and pull forward to keep it from
going backward ?
What I was thinking of doing was to set it up so the TG front
wheel will be all the way up in the V-nose then have a
staggered setup for the other two chocks. Almost like I have
it now but I think I will have to push back the two rearward
chocks more to adjust for the length of the TG and put the
chock in the front (by the V) so it goes straight back and
not slanted as it is now.
Rob .....
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