Levelling ramp recommendations?

[M-J]

Got to buy a pair of levelling ramps but which ones?

Thanks in advance

 

[Landy Andy]

Milenco quatro for me.

 

[Phill D]

Milenco.... either triple or Quatro dependent on how much room you got as the quatro are big.

 

[Two on Tour]

E&P for me.

 

[Nirvanauk]

Ive got the Quatrro and manage to keep them in my PVC (just!)

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[mikebeaches]

Another vote for Milenco! We've got the triples and they fit perfectly in our pvc.

Robust, have had them for over 8 years (3 vans) without problem.

Quads obviously provide a bit more lift, but are significantly bulkier and heavier.

Horses for courses which to go for.

Somebody was selling a set of triples on here earlier today for £25. Have a look, good chance they're still available.

 

[Charlie9038]

Fiama to start with on our pvc, but now have bigger coach built so managed to buy a 2nd hand set of Millenco quads for £25.. defiantelly the best if you have the room to store.

 

[TUCANO]

Triples for me, Quatro are big and heavy and I rarely used them so they were simply taking up space.

 

[JeanLuc]

Over the years I have had 2 pairs of Fiamma Jumbo ramps; the plain wedge format variety, and now I have a pair of Milenco Triples (thought the Quattro was just too big). I think these are good and offer plenty of lift, but would point out a couple of things.
Firstly, it’s not always easy, or indeed possible, to ‘feel’ when the tyre is sitting in the pocket. I suspect they work better with smaller caravan wheels than with motorhome-sized ones. I find it best to ask the Commodore to nip out and keep watch as I climb the ramp!
Secondly, I often want to lift one side more than the other and this is perhaps easier with plain ramps without ‘pockets’. In practice, I now carry the pair of Triples and a single plain Jumbo. That way I can cope with all eventualities, well, as many as are worth bothering about.

 

[Ashypants]

I’ve got a used only once set of Milencos in the garage, not sure which model. If you are interested I’ll get a picture taken tomorrow and we can sort a ‘mates rates’ deal out .

You can pay postage though as they are bulky

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[Sorted]

Milenco Quatro's for me

 

[138go]

Got a couple of these in the garage. Great if its wet and you want to stop the front wheels loosing traction trying to pull the back wheels out. Also have some different sized blocks of wood so can build ramps if needed.

 

[Robmac]

Since I've had a compressor fridge, I've never bothered with levelling ramps.

 

[ianthebuilder]

Richard gave me a set of milenko triples when I first got Helga,, Brilliant they are,, theve seen better days now but I’ve never needed anything that these.cant handle,,, brilliant,, X

 

[ABZSteve]

Got to buy a pair of levelling ramps but which ones?

Thanks in advance

I have Fiamma Jumbos and Milenco Quatros. Used to swap them out depending on the site I was going to. I have more space now so always take the Quatros. Large, heavy but ace

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[Robmac]

Got a couple of these in the garage. Great if its wet and you want to stop the front wheels loosing traction trying to pull the back wheels out. Also have some different sized blocks of wood so can build ramps if needed.

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I have those too. They work well.

 

[Ashypants]

These are them!

 

[Puddleduck]

Milenco quatro for me.

And for us - they are starting to show signs of wear but then they are really, really old - not sure how old but were third hand (at least) 6 years ago.

I drive on and off them and he tells me how far

 

[M-J]

Got myself a set of milenco triples today

 

[The Silvers]

Milenco Quads for me and I have needed them an many occasions.

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[Rodleydodley]

Had various ramps over the years. They didn't last too long. We have had Milenco Quads for a number of years and they are as good as new even with regular use as I hate not being level!