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OK, I'm going to stand back and wait for the lavatory humour to start (and I will be disappointed if there is none ) but this is a serious question. We are confirming the spec for our motorhome from Italy (which is a rebadged version of the Rimor Katamarano 109 Plus) and one of the options is to have 'parking feet' or stabilisers fitted.
We are intending to live in this for a couple of years, without too much to do except sight see and work on our relationship so to speak (which my wife likes doing very much, I might add).
We were wondering how well these stabilisers work in stopping the 'if it's rocking don't bother knocking' effect as the van moving around on the suspension can be a little disconcerting and we don't want all the neighbours getting jealous and complaining to the campsite management.
I would appreciate some feedback to assist us in making a decision.
Are these type of devices suitable for actually levelling up or just stabilising the van?
Thanks
We are intending to live in this for a couple of years, without too much to do except sight see and work on our relationship so to speak (which my wife likes doing very much, I might add).
We were wondering how well these stabilisers work in stopping the 'if it's rocking don't bother knocking' effect as the van moving around on the suspension can be a little disconcerting and we don't want all the neighbours getting jealous and complaining to the campsite management.
I would appreciate some feedback to assist us in making a decision.
Are these type of devices suitable for actually levelling up or just stabilising the van?
Thanks