Folkies
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We had this for our caravan but fortunately we never had to use it. £50.00 ono.
bevdrew
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I don't know about anyone else, but what is a Kojack?
I thought he was a 70s cop with a slaphead and a lolly!
Oh - I see now - some sort of caravan thingy - Google comes up trumps every time!!!!!
I thought he was a 70s cop with a slaphead and a lolly!
Oh - I see now - some sort of caravan thingy - Google comes up trumps every time!!!!!
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degzie
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it's for leveling a caravan
www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/images/161_1.jpg
www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/images/161_1.jpg
Deleted member 919
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So did iI don't know about anyone else, but what is a Kojack?
I thought he was a 70s cop with a slaphead and a lolly!
Oh - I see now - some sort of caravan thingy - Google comes up trumps every time!!!!!
Looks very complicated
you will have to add instructions for some on hereRandonneur
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When we had our caravan, we used the wind down corner steadies to level it up.
Or am I missing something here.
Or am I missing something here.
Deleted member 4053
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steadies
steadies are as they suggest for steadying van
not for jacking purposes.
from experience
very easy to damage underside of van if they are not
fitted securely
weez
Tony
steadies are as they suggest for steadying van
not for jacking purposes.
from experience
very easy to damage underside of van if they are not
fitted securely
weez
Tony
Folkies
Guest
Kojack
Its a jack specifically designed for caravans. A jacking point is permanently bolted in the axle area and the jack head then slots into this and a wheel can be changed more safely, i.e. the caravan will not slip off the jack. No, the corner steadies should not be used for this purpose!
Its a jack specifically designed for caravans. A jacking point is permanently bolted in the axle area and the jack head then slots into this and a wheel can be changed more safely, i.e. the caravan will not slip off the jack. No, the corner steadies should not be used for this purpose!