Did you peak at my email? I just ordered the portable version of the Bridjit and got confirmation they are on the way. Decided on these so I can toss them in the back of the truck and will always have them with me--never know what I may encounter at a Boondocker's Welcome location.

https://www.bridjit.com/product/port...jit-curb-ramp/



We're going to try moochdocking at my daughter's for the first time here in few weeks. Can't wait!

Yesterday was the big day--and I got 'er done!

The curb device I used is (as mentioned in post above) the Bridjit Portable. It was just enough. The issue is the combined slope of the road going down with the driveway going up with the kicker being the gutter. The closest impact point (as I'd guessed) was the rear stabilizer.

FYI, the air bags on the truck were at 5 psi (minimum) and the WDH was disconnected so the rear of the truck was as low as possible (so rear of camper was as high as possible). My Goldwing was not in the bed of the truck (didn't bring it this time).





Nice thing about the portable version is...they are portable! One more item that will be in the truck bed for "just in case".



Moochdocking success! Now I need to hire an electrician to add an RV outlet to the outside of my SIL's shed.


Howard

Howard, I wonder if you could have changed to a lower ball on the truck just for backing in the drive to help. Just helped a guy across he road in the park lift the trailer on the ball because he put the jack and WDH perches on the ground.

I don't think it was his trailer b/c it was setup for WDH and he was pulling it with a B&W Tow and stow setup. Almost looked like a rental job especially when they moved out of the truck into the camper.

Possibly...but thankfully not needed. Changing to a lower ball would be much more work than tossing down the Bridjit's, removing the air from the truck bags (a simple remote control setting), and removing the tension on the WDH arms (easy with the Strapteks).