Newbie's Stabilizer Tip

Pod was level and solid after it was set up at the campsite.  That night gusty winds shook the trailer and in the morning I noticed the pod was a bit wobbly.  But I didn't think much of it.  While raising my stabilizers in preparation for departure I noticed that the soil had compacted, probably due to wind shaking the trailer, under the stabilizers.  Hence it made the trailer a bit wobbly.
Note to self, check the stabilizers after winds buffet the trailer and especially if pod is parked on ground that is other than completely compacted. 

Originally posted by Keith-N-Dar You may also want to put a wood block or a leveler block or something under each staioizer foot when you put them down to spread the load and keep them from sinking in.

Keith, Dar, and Terriers,
     Thanks for this tip.  I wondered if something such as this was a good idea.  What do you use?  Wood blocks?  If so what size?  Is a leveler block a specific product that can be purchased?  If so do you use them or have a recommendation?

I had been using 2X8 blocks, but just ordered a set of the pads shown above.  They will take up much less space.  Thanks Kymooses!

These pads are small so don't be expecting huge things, the foot of your stabilizer basically fits almost perfectly on them.

Love them Lynx levelers! I saw a 45 foot HiLo with double axles on a Lego structure that must have been constructed with 10-12 of them this week end,