Is it possible to transfer an Alko ATC system from one caravan to another; just upgraded from one Swift Conquerer to another.
alko ATC
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So long as both caravans have AlKo chassis, yes, it is possible to transfer the unit from one to the other. For caravans with a BPW chassis, you need either the BPW iDC system or the LEAS stabiliser which is universal for both AlKo and BPW.
Unless things have changed Al-Ko did not allow dealers etc to retro fit these units; that right was given to only one or two specialist companies. Nor would they sell for a DIY job.
So getting an installation done is likely to be restricted.
There are models for different mass vans but in your case I assume the van weights are similar.
Technically it looks like a straightforward job that I would feel competent to attempt if I needed to change vans.
There is also the issue in some cases of it being an original fit item; disposing of a van with it removed might have issues and would ethically need to be declared.
So getting an installation done is likely to be restricted.
There are models for different mass vans but in your case I assume the van weights are similar.
Technically it looks like a straightforward job that I would feel competent to attempt if I needed to change vans.
There is also the issue in some cases of it being an original fit item; disposing of a van with it removed might have issues and would ethically need to be declared.
Alko ATC system £500, why not just sell the system with the van, it would cost at least £100 to get it taken off one van and fitted to another. is it worth the bother??
The following AlKo ATC kits are available for retrofit:Single/Twin AxleMTPLMMIRO minimumAlKo Order No.Single750-1000kg500kg1 223 022Single1001-1300kg800kg1 223 022Single1301-1500kg1000kg1 223 023Single1501-1800kg1100kg1 223 287Single1801-2000kg1300kg1 225 186Twin1300-1600kg1000kg1 223 161Twin1601-2000kg1200kg1 223 162Twin2001-2500kg1600kg1 223 288
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