I told my DH I knew right where to find the answer to this - ask the women. My 20' class C has dual wheels on the rear. I've read not to try to use the plastic leveling thingies that Camping World sells. In "RV Basics," they say they have 4 2x8's with the ends cut at a 45º angle (cut to two different lengths), and then have various pieces of 1/2" plywood to stack on those if they need to. Holy Moly. I can probably managed to cut a 10' 2x8 into 4 pieces, but I don't think I can cut the 45º angles, but it does seem like it will be tricky to just drive up onto 2x8's stacked. And I won't have anyone to guide me. And I know myself well enough to know that tired after a long day on the road, I'm not likely to have the patience to mess with this. My fridge is one of the older ones, so there you have it. Guess I'll plan to replace it with an icebox (or use it as one!) if I ruin it. Of all the things ahead of me (most unknown, of course), this is a nagging worry. Please tell me exactly what you all carry with you and how you manage this leveling business. Oh, and I don't yet have wheel chocks. A couple of hunks of concrete block?
And yes, I am finally heading out this weekend for my first RV experience, cross-country for starters! Last summer, finding this forum was what convinced me that I was not crazy to want to do it!! Mwwaaa!