Harborfreight Chocks setup
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Also, I bought a couple of the chocks and found I can not get my Ultra out of the thing without assistance. Too short, too weak, or too dumb, I don't know. Can you post a picture of where you mounted the 2X6's?
Gary
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first try moving the pivot point closer to the front of the chock. If that doesn't help, put your feet on the floor like you are going to pull the bike out of the chock. That is where you place the 2xs or 4xs . If I needed the assistance of the 2xs I would brace them against the cross legs of the front of the chock. Then I would cut them so they would end where my feet would be when pushing the bike out. That way you can push against the end of the 2x for extra leverage.
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Assuming you snugly strap all four corners of the bike down, is bolting the strand board to the trailer floor necessary?
Also, I bought a couple of the chocks and found I can not get my Ultra out of the thing without assistance. Too short, too weak, or too dumb, I don't know. Can you post a picture of where you mounted the 2X6's?
Gary
Also, I bought a couple of the chocks and found I can not get my Ultra out of the thing without assistance. Too short, too weak, or too dumb, I don't know. Can you post a picture of where you mounted the 2X6's?
Gary
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