Fiamma stabilising jacks (1 Viewer)

[John and Jo]

Hi guys

Does anyone have any experience of these? Thought they might help stop the rocking, even with the van legs down.

http://www.fiammastore.com/Fiamma-J...d-motorhomes/Fiamma-Plastic-Stabilising-Jacks

Cheers

John

 

[barsteward]

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[barsteward]

With my van I think the only safe place to put them would be under the chassis. Does the occasional rocking really bother you so much?

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[John and Jo]

Yes I guess they would go under the chassis. Bother me that much? ...not that much. Just interested.

Cheers

John

 

[Detnor]

Bought 4 in a pack, carry 2. I've used the on fields where 1 corner of the van is a bit unsteady. They start off quite high, so make sure you have clearence if you are going to use them when fairly level.
If the back end of the van is a bit 'soft' I use the kit Fiat supplied....the scissor jack... keeps the back steady. Well you wouldn't use it for changing a wheel!

 

[BONZO]

Me n Linda like our van to rock.

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[John and Jo]

So I've heard

 

[golly]

The days of making our van rock are few and far between these days.

 

[Dave and Ginny]

I got a couple a few years ago off ebay for a tenner from a fellow motorhomer who had bought 4 and only needed the two. The tow bar proved to be the easiest place for them and they work a treat. Prior to that, because the habitation door is right behind the rear spring, everytime one of of us went outside the other had their beer or wine spilt .

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[makems]

We had a Mercedes based Rapido and the suspension was really quite soft so any movement inside the van could cause sea sickness as could high winds or passing trucks when parked in a layby.
Drop,down legs solved all those problems

 

[jemhorn]

Bought a set at the NEC. Noticed lots of vans on show stabilised with these. Bought the cheaper plastic ones that seem very strong