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What! You have a German van without wheel chocks, I thought they were standard in Hymer's all our vans came with them.
Hope you are not going to Germany, legal requirement to use wheel chocks when parked on a slope for vehicles over 3.5t.
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Hymer state vehicles over 3.5t but I've not checked the German regs.Is that all vehicles over 3.5t or just those with air brakes, in case of a leak?
Yes we have a Fiat Hymer and it came with two chocks
And no it’s not for ferries it’s law in some counties to chock the wheels if parked on a slope on the roads that is.![]()
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In my experience air brakes use air pressure to release the brakes and will fail safe should there be a leak.Is that all vehicles over 3.5t or just those with air brakes, in case of a leak?
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In my experience air brakes use air pressure to release the brakes and will fail safe should there be a leak.
When I was in the fire service we had one particular appliance which, if it had been idle for a few hours, wouldn't release it's brakes until the engine had run for at least a minute or two ... never looked very good in the public eye when we had to sit in clouds of diesel smoke waiting to go.![]()
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