Mobile Home Foundations

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I have a 58'X 28' Fleetwood mobile home set on a 4" concrete pad with 8 X 8 X 16 cinder blocks at the manufacturers suggested positions with treated 1" hardwood blocks and shims to level the unit. I have a problem steming from a nearby stone quarry that blasts on occasion and causes the cinder blocks to vibrate and is cracking destroying them. How can I prevent the movement from destroying the blocking? And what do the people in earthquake prone areas do ? I am sure that their situation can be much worse . Don B

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