rising wheel clamp

[mav156]

just started to caravan on my own,i find to level van off is hard to do,ive read about a clamp you attach to wheel and use a socket spanner to make it rise,my caravan is 1465kg,would any clamp lift this heavy van.

 

[lunar2000]

Maverick,

Try the following links. There are two different types of caravan levellers, so you should find what you want here.

http://www.saundersonsecurity.co.uk/acatalog/Caravan_Leveller.html
http://www.caralevel.co.uk
Cheers, Pop.

 

[Tony A.]

Maverick,

Have a look in the Towsure site, item CL1 , is what you are looking for. I have a home made version it works a treat.

good luck Tony A.

 

[mav156]

Maverick,

Have a look in the Towsure site, item CL1 , is what you are looking for. I have a home made version it works a treat.

good luck Tony A.

cheers had a good look,thanks

 

[mav156]

Maverick,

Try the following links. There are two different types of caravan levellers, so you should find what you want here.

http://www.saundersonsecurity.co.uk/acatalog/Caravan_Leveller.html
http://www.caralevel.co.uk
Cheers, Pop.

looks good and cheapest ive seen,many thanks

 

[sparkes]

only one experience of this and that is a guy who I had to help as his had sunk into soft ground and managed to get stuck around his wheel. took us about an hour to sort and ended up having to tow his van out with a 4x4 to release the damn thing

 

[AnthonyVJ]

Hi Maverick

I would really think about getting a caravan motor mover - powrtouch will supply and fit reconditioned second hand models if the new are too much for the budget, it takes our van 1465Kgs up slopes in reverse etc and makes levelling with ramps a breeze.

 

[mav156]

Hi Maverick

I would really think about getting a caravan motor mover - powrtouch will supply and fit reconditioned second hand models if the new are too much for the budget, it takes our van 1465Kgs up slopes in reverse etc and makes levelling with ramps a breeze.

that sounds a better idea,ill look into that,thanks