CamcoCamper/RV Leveling Block Cap - Provides More Stable & Safer Surface for Jacks or Stabilizers - Secure 2 Blocks Together - 4-Pack (44500)

Had my 30 ft travel trailer delivered to my ranch in the Taos, New Mexico area. Two sets of these leveling cubes were required and they worked perfectly. They are adjustable by stacking in a staggered format for tires or just one on top of another for stands. They remind me of giant Legos.They are strong and very stable. My trail trailer doesn't move at all, even when waling inside. I'll add pics when I get back.

Works as advertised

It is what I wanted and it is American made.

Works great, compact storage and better price than the same brand in the big box stores.

Would recommend to anyone.

Nice addition to camper leggos to help prevent damaging them

Stack nice and wider than the boards I used to back onto.

Stores nice and easy to use.

Me han sorprendido, las utilice para colocar un gato eléctrico de 5T y levantó sin problemas una Ford Lobo. Muy resistentes. Muy importante como las coloques

These are light weight and easy to store. I only used them a few times before I sold my unit but found them very helpful on uneven ground . Depending on your location you may want to have an extra set available.

I’ve used these for many purposes. Leveling the RV, picnic tables, a makeshift saw horse. Mostly use them under stabilizer jacks and the tongue jack.I had been using 2x6 boards, 6x6 scraps etc. I’ve really come to appreciate the reduced weight, tidy, compact size, and versatility. And weight and space matter!Some sites required many piled boards that might slip or sink, get wet, rot etc. I just don’t have to worry with these. I’ve driven over them on my crushed rock driveway and haven’t been able to break one yet.I used for 2 seasons without the flat caps and they work well enough under the stabilizers, you just need to fuss a bit with placement for maximum contact. For the tongue jack you can line it up with your feet while lowering the jack.My only gripe is the flat caps should come with them at this price and they are a bit pricy.I’ve seen other brands that are more or less the same thing for less money. I can’t say they are a bad idea, but Camco does have pretty decent quality and a few other items that integrate with these.

I received the flat surface style instead of the one that is pictured. I returned them and ordered the Fas Ten 2x2 . I’ve had that one for 5 years and they are great. I got another set because I needed more of them.

Like many of you, I held off 2 years getting these because they are a bit pricy. I’ve used left over 6x6, 2x6 boards stacked, and the Camco blocks. I prefer the blocks because on some trips every bit of weight matters, and because overall I find them cleaner, nearer and easier to use.The stabilizer jacks were well seated without the caps most of the time, but required fussing with position and angle. Sometimes, on uneven ground they didn’t make enough contact.These caps remove that problem.Yes, they should be cheaper, yes they should be included. And you could argue there should be a 5th for the tongue jack.But they work well, save time, and can be used to interlock blocks for other purposes. I’ve bought meals that were were worse and less useful. Just get them.