levelling ramps (1 Viewer)

mjltigger

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having realised our old three way fridge (not aec) really struggles on gas when the slope is more than 1 degree in any direction, I feel the need to invest in some levellers..

Anyone have a view on these?

Amazon product ASIN B007CEFMRS
the last time I used levellers was as a tugger and they were a nightmare..more than once I pulled the van off the front edge so I quite fancy the ones with bumps rather than a smooth slope... but then I remember how much money this flippin wedding is going to cost and realise I should try cheaper ones..... :):):):)
 
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The millenco ones with steps are easy to use but big to store. All ramps are a pain to use, and we don't, but if you need to they are the best
 
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The fiamma standard size are in a neat bag and work well. Saying that we very rarely use them.

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magicsurfbus

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The Fiamma ramps I originally bought had a hollow base, so they sank into wet grass. I've since replaced them with Millenco Quattros which have a solid base
 

Petest

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Keep an eye on Gumtree and ebay. Sets often come up.

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mjltigger

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Loads of doah them milenco ones... the difference would pay for a table centre...
 

Petest

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Anyone tried the Froli round ones
 

mikebeaches

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Milenco also do a 'triple' (3 level) as well as the 'quatro' (4 level). They don't lift quite as high as the quatro, but have a significantly smaller footprint, so easier to store and also a bit cheaper. Lighter weight too. We find them excellent for our needs.
 

RowleyBirkinQC

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Milenco also do a 'triple' (3 level) as well as the 'quatro' (4 level). They don't lift quite as high as the quatro, but have a significantly smaller footprint, so easier to store and also a bit cheaper. Lighter weight too. We find them excellent for our needs.
We have the Milenco triple, which are a good trade off between function and storage size. Much better than the Fiamma levellers which came with our first van.

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Don Quixote

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Not long enough, but a little common sense helps..........
We went for the 'triple' (3 level) as wife struggled with weight of the 4 level and getting them in and out of garage as well as placing them under wheels. We find the 3 level gets the MH high enough to be level and if not we move to another pitch or area.
 
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I've used Fiammas without problem since Adam was a lad. They only lift about 2" but I haven't needed more. Having said that fridges over the last 10 - 15 years have improved over the early ones - you shouldn't need to level better than for comfortable walking about inside. Both me and my fridge are happy as long as the bubbles in my T shaped level aren't hitting the ends of the tubes.
 

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