Inflatable Levelers

[romany]

Has any one got personal experience of using these are they any good/useful or just a usles gimick

 

[Steve N Tracy]

Used them on a caravan to level it bounced like trampoline until the steadys were down, if you don't suffer from sea sickness they will level a motorhome.

 

[funflair]

I saw at set at the N+B factory a couple of years ago but other than that no experience, my guess would be that they would not be that stable but I could be wrong.

Martin

 

[busby]

Very expensive the ones I looked at.BUSBY

 

[romany]

Used them on a caravan to level it bounced like trampoline until the steadys were down, if you don't suffer from sea sickness they will level a motorhome.

Could make bed time interesting

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[romany]

Very expensive the ones I looked at.BUSBY

I thought they looked expensive for what the are, did think of buying a wheel barrow tube just for experimentation see how that worked

 

[bigtwin]

I wouldn’t mind an inflatable cylindrical tube to use as a draught excluder under the edge of the Motorhome but haven’t identified anything suitable as yet!

Ian

 

[tacr2man]

On my RV which was full air suspension , it was recommended that you flip the dump valve for the suspension , if you were not going to use the hydraulic levelers, so using an air spring to level doesn't seem to be a very good idea , for a steady platform

 

[Martin Stacey]

I wouldn’t mind an inflatable cylindrical tube to use as a draught excluder under the edge of the Motorhome but haven’t identified anything suitable as yet!

Ian

Contact a builder of Ribs (rigid inflatable boats) and see if they would make you a tube after all it’s what they use when making the inflatable bit of the boat

 

[PeteH]

Bouncy, Bouncy, Bouncy, ---------------. Ooooooooh I enjoyed that. Years ago we had a holiday in a cottage which had a water bed, remember them?. that too was an "interesting" experience!.

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[romany]

I wouldn’t mind an inflatable cylindrical tube to use as a draught excluder under the edge of the Motorhome but haven’t identified anything suitable as yet!

Ian

Pretty certain I saw an inflatable skirt tube at the Newbury show think it was made by Kampa

 

[bigtwin]

Contact a builder of Ribs (rigid inflatable boats) and see if they would make you a tube after all it’s what they use when making the inflatable bit of the boat

Pretty certain I saw an inflatable skirt tube at the Newbury show think it was made by Kampa

Found one. But I‘d need two of them to fit the gap - bit expensive for two!

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Ian

 

[romany]

On my last camper I stuck an awning channel along the bottom and used a normal awning skirt

 

[Paul Wilkins]

Have a word with these guys https://www.locknlevel.co.uk/store/-p141049877
They used to just do ones for caravans, but now have a more substantial product available.

 

[two]

I think they are low pressure, so imagine that they will never be very rigid. So, even if you could get it level, your drink/soup/whatever is likely to spill if you move about...

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