Folding wheel chock

Here you go.

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they list one in the 6610 parts manual (for European production only)
17E01) - REARVIEW MIRROR, FRONT FENDER > WHEEL CHOCK (Part#: 83910657)
but no artwork for that page
 

Thanks, wonder how effective it actually is?

It's made in England but exported to Germany (imported again, back to Blighty!)
 

We have chocks similar to that on some of our fire trucks, they work very well when properly deployed, yours is not.
The short side goes against the tire with the long side angling down to the ground, the ends with the chains go toward the ground.
When the tire pushes against the short side the chains tighten forcing the long side into the ground.
Basically you have that one upside down.
The chocks were probably a requirement for models imported to Germany
 
(quoted from post at 21:06:22 05/04/19)
We have chocks similar to that on some of our fire trucks, they work very well when properly deployed, yours is not.
The short side goes against the tire with the long side angling down to the ground, the ends with the chains go toward the ground

The diagram on the placard would say otherwise, that's why I photographed it in that position, although I do admit it does seem a bit odd...

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Your correct but I don't see what would prevent it from sliding backward on a hard surface.
But on soft ground that way may prevent it from sinking into the ground.
Here the chock would get stored in the shop and the parking brakes applied.
 

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