Signing papers on a Toy Hauler tomorrow.Getting into that retirement out west mode. I got a hauler that doesn't have the seperate garage area. You flip up the couches and put the bike in. What I'm looking for is a chock I can remove so I don't bust a toe. Thanks

 

Check out Pingel....they got some that should work well.

 

I mounted a cheap Pingle chock on a piece of 3/4 inch plywood with large washers. I've lent it out to people who have used it in the back of pick ups and trailers. Slide the plywood in and out when needed. You do not have to use a full 4x8 Peace of plywood to make it effective. You do need the plywood to butt up against something solid to make it effective.

 

I have a separate garage, but also wanted to be able to remove the wheel chock to have a flat floor. Had an aluminum bracket made to bolt the HF wheel stand chock into and the whole affair can be lifted out and moved to the side or out the back. If you went the "mounted on plywood route" then if the wood was on or over a tie down ring, cut a slot like in my pictures to secure it and keep the whole thing from moving.

 

We just bought a toy hauler this summer too. It has two removeable Pingle chocks and they are an easy in and out and function very well.

 

Thanks guys for the info. I like that Pingel set up.