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What should you look for when choosing a site to park your trailer?

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The site should be level

The site should be made of concrete

The site should be sheltered

The site should have marked parking bays

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The site should be levelThis was the right answer

Check that the ground is firm and level before you uncouple the trailer. If you need to, place a heavy plank under the legs to distribute the weight and stop the legs sinking into the ground. Don't park illegally. Make sure that your unattended trailer isn't blocking access for others.

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Support the trailer on firm, level groundReviewed guidance summary · Level ground and adequate support are the actual stability conditions among the offered choices.

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