The pavement in front of my house rises up from the road and then drops away down my drive. It means that when I reverse my Bailey Phoenix onto the drive I always end up with the back wall of the caravan hitting the ground as the wheels come over the lip formed by the drive. I read about a project ages ago where small wheels were fitted to the rear steadies so when they are reclined the wheels would hit the ground before the back wall does and the impact would be avoided. I cant find the article about this anywhere even though I've gone through all my old editions. Has anyone else done this as it would seem to be a very sensible fix to my problem.