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5.5" Removable Wheel Chock - Stainless Steel
Model # T200-HDSS
Made in the USA by Marson International, LLC - This chock's uniquely angled sides protect tire sidewalls. This will also prevent brake disc contact. The high quality wheel chock is designed to stabilize the front wheel of a motorcycle when transporting on a trailer or a pickup truck.
The unique design allows this wheel chock to fit all tire sizes up to140mm (6.0") wide. If your motorcycle has a 150mm wide tire we recommend a 6.5" wide wheel chock or a versatile, self supporting, Condor Wheel Chock. They are available in our Amazon store. When using this chock for a narrow tire understand that sidewall clearance means little, your main concern is stopping forward motion.
These removable chocks are ideally suited for trailer installation, on either a wood or metal surface and are designed for quick installation and removal. It comes complete with all the necessary hardware and instructions.
A nice feature is a one person install. Other style chocks require attaching underneath the floor. Marson's mounting hardware is installed inside the trailer therefore making TOY HAULER installation a simple task. Most toy haulers are extremely difficult to access underneath because of various obstructions.
When mounting a chock onto a pickup truck we prefer to avoid drilling holes in the trucks' bed. We rather attach the chock to a piece of plywood first (approx. size 4 ft. wide by 20" deep) and then let the edge of the plywood butt up against the trucks' bulkhead. If mounting the Marson Chock on a metal floor you will need a metal floor mounting kit. The metal floor kit costs $12.95 when purchased separately, but only $5.00 when purchased with a wheel chock because we credit you for the stock wood floor kit. To purchase a metal Floor Mounting kit please visit our Amazon Storefront. We will issue a post transaction credit for the price difference.
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