LOOKING FOR REVIEWS FOR LEVELLING JACK PADS.

[MotorhomersRus]

Looking for reviews for some Levelling Jack Pads.
Looking at past posts some of you have bought these last year, but nobody has said how good they are.
Some are quite a weight as well.
We need some for our drive, but would ideally use them out and about as well.
Any info would be great before we purchase some.

 

[Conal]

We bought Al-Ko levellers and they are very good. Simple to use from a wired remote located behind the driver’s seat. Only takes a few minutes to put the legs down and to retract them. The circular feet are quite large and do not need any blocks or boards under them.

Recently had a small problem and they sent an engineer to me to adjust a sensor and he updated the software at the same time.

The only problem we had was the wait to have the system fitted.

 

[pappajohn]

Blocks of 18mm ply are as good as any shop bought pads and easily replaced.
Cut to whatever size you need.

 

[funflair]

I bought a length of 2x2 finished timber (so about 45mm I think) cut to length and cross stack and screw through, gives about 90mm lift and pretty light, if you don’t want as much lift any number of layers of 19mm ply to suit you needs.

Martin

 

[TheBig1]

kitchen plastic chopping boards work well and cheap

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[MotorhomersRus]

Thanks everyone ??

 

[wiljoy]

We bought Al-Ko levellers and they are very good. Simple to use from a wired remote located behind the driver’s seat. Only takes a few minutes to put the legs down and to retract them. The circular feet are quite large and do not need any blocks or boards under them.

Recently had a small problem and they sent an engineer to me to adjust a sensor and he updated the software at the same time.

The only problem we had was the wait to have the system fitted.

Mine is called timber at different sizes. Very cheap and doesn't split as quick as plastic.

 

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