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clev · 10-21-2019, 08:29 PM

I've used Anderson Blocks for many years and never had a problem, until now. I believe that sitting on gravel/dirt for almost 5 months without moving, caused them to sink, and exert pressure unevenly around the base, resulting in the cracking. I've received a complete set of 6, manufactured with the newer construction material and I will be careful with setup. I went to a local metal shop and had 1/16 inch metal disks cut 2 inches wider in diameter than the base of the block. When I set up in anything other than hard surface, I will use the metal disks for the blocks to rest on.

10-21-2019, 08:29 PM	#17
clev Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: San Marcos, TX Posts: 299	I've used Anderson Blocks for many years and never had a problem, until now. I believe that sitting on gravel/dirt for almost 5 months without moving, caused them to sink, and exert pressure unevenly around the base, resulting in the cracking. I've received a complete set of 6, manufactured with the newer construction material and I will be careful with setup. I went to a local metal shop and had 1/16 inch metal disks cut 2 inches wider in diameter than the base of the block. When I set up in anything other than hard surface, I will use the metal disks for the blocks to rest on. __________________ '17 36RSSB3///2012 F350 KR, LWB/SRW, Bilsteins, antisway bar, Bilstein steering stabilizer, Airlift air bags, wireless compressor, 295/20 tires at 4080 pounds each, oversized finned aluminum diff and trannie pans, synthetic fluid, KEM, PIP, & Tyrant tunes w/SCR4 programming, Edge CTS gauge monitoring, G37 2017 turbo, ATS Stage I transmission.