Hi Folks
Here's a question, when levelling your eriba on site typically using a motor mover and levelling wedge. How many people for safety leave the motor mover against the tyre so that it can't roll ? If you apply the usual handbrake they don't work going back till the wheel has done a fair percentage of a revolution due to the auto reverse mechanism and by that point your caravan isn't level any more & you don't always have your caravan at a position on the long wedge where you can install the "Choc" in the ideal position!
i should add we usually use CL sites where they are seldom level

Reverse onto your wedge?

It's not something I would want to do as it is putting considerable force on the mechanism and brackets etc over a long period of time.
Our levelling ramp came with a small wedge that slots into grooves on the ramp so the wheel rolls back into it. It can't move then even without the handbrake on.

Sometimes depending on where your caravan needs to be on the wedge can be awkward to get the wedge in, I still try some way or another to cram a wedge in and chocking the other side of your caravan of course. I'm always wary of a wedge slipping as well