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You drive up them till the van is level.
Sorry couldn't resist.:Blush:
Even on hard standing your van can be down at the front or back. Apart from the obvious this can stop your fridge working or even damage it.
You put them under the front OR the back, whichever is lowest. :thumb:
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but surely if you have them under all four tyres you're no more level than when you started..or am i just being extremely dense
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We have noticed some motorhomes parked up on those big yellow wedge shaped levellers even when they are on hardstanding. What is the benefit of doing that?
I can see why you would do this but twice I have seen them under all tyres and thats what was confusing me. I'm not really so dense.
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Many MH have a nose down attitude so will need levelling if you are fussy about it, & not all hardstands are really level.
It also depends where you carry the crate of wine.
Levelling wedges can also be used to spread the load if the ground is particularly soft.
Many MH have a nose down attitude so will need levelling if you are fussy about it, & not all hardstands are really level.
It also depends where you carry the crate of wine.
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Now you are confused Kieth.....
CRATE of beer.
CASE of wine.
you'll never make p***head grade with mistakes like that.
There is always a slight bit of movement as the brake releases and the gear takes effect - having got everything level, it ain't level anymore as we slip slightly down the block!
Anyone else had this problem and found a solution?
Phil
Are you saying I should move it to the front to balance the load or that I should drink it and so not care about whether we are level?More wine from the case in the back. Lightens the load on the rear axle and reduces your sensitivity to the slope! (Beer works too, but I find wine more effective and faster-acting.)
Philip
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