Very disappointed

[pelican]

Buy two more ramps then if the campsite is level you can deploy all four to keep it level!

You only need 3

 

[bobnick]

Remember guys it was a TIC comment

 

[chaser]

If you get to a site around 4, then drive off the next morning, how do you find time to relax. Do you drive all day.?

No we visit places on the way , don't travel far, it varies but don't mind a bit of driving in France, not really into " relaxing" very rarely sit about.

 

[PP Bear]

If you get to a site around 4, then drive off the next morning, how do you find time to relax. Do you drive all day.?

And are they sober enuff to drive

Said tongue in cheek

 

[chaser]

And are they sober enuff to drive

Don't do that much drinking and what we do do is early evening.

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[pelican]

The first time was just to try them after buying them the only other time was one of our very rare visits to a site where we could only park like they said and was on a fair old slope but even then they sank in the grass and didn't really do much.
Now we just manoeuvre about a bit till the wine glass doesn't slide off the table and leave it at that.

Tip. Hold the glass nearly always level.

 

[PP Bear]

Don't do that much drinking and what we do do is early evening.

Or Bud, as it’s nats piss anyway

5,4,3,2,1……now where’s bobnick

 

[Fontie]

From another thread, but I like the look (if not the price) of these. https://www.camping-jack.eu/product/flat-jack-camper-plus/

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I have searched but cant find a thread about these, can you post the link please

 

[DaveFromBarrow]

Inflatable levellers

So, here we are in France, and I’ve damaged my left knee. Manual gearbox - so staying outside for a few days whilst my wife does the exploring. I’m sitting about, reading and watching. I’ve seen a Dutch (?) Adria PVC Motorhome arrive and be levelled on a slightly sloping pitch by using...

www.motorhomefun.co.uk

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[bobnick]

Or Bud, as it’s nats piss anyway

5,4,3,2,1……now where’s bobnick

Better than that liquid vomit a lot seem to drink on here
EDIT, spelling correction.

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[PP Bear]

Better than that liquid vomit a lot seem to drink on hear

Actually, I love Bud too, just yanking ya yankable

BUDWEISER - Because You Deserve What Every Individual Should Enjoy Regularly​

 

[bobnick]

Actually, I love Bud too, just yanking ya yankable

BUDWEISER - Because You Deserve What Every Individual Should Enjoy Regularly​

It's all banter innit

 

[Littlewheels]

looks good to me and lifts to a good height.

 

[tonyidle]

I think one would be usable but one for each wheel on the same axle would cause bounce when moving in the van.

 

[PP Bear]

I think one would be usable but one for each wheel on the same axle would cause bounce when moving in the van.

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[The Wino]

I think one would be usable but one for each wheel on the same axle would cause bounce when moving in the van.

A bit of bounce could be quite interesting!

 

[angiep]

We have carried ramps around for 12 years now and I can only remember useing them twice.

I'm with you. We have used our ramps a handful of times.

 

[scally]

Same here. But our van is very front low to start with. It works better with a sloping site as long it is sloping the correct way.

Do you mean down or up

 

[Spanda]

I only use them when the fridge won't work.

That is the philosophy we use, so we have never had to use our ramps - still in their packaging !

 

[MGDavid]

We just don't have the time to do all this setting up, of ramps, awnings ,BBQ , windbreaks and any other trappings, we just get there at fourish, out to the town ,bar restaurant, have a look round , back to bed.
In the morning shower, breakfast and away, nothing to put away as nothing has been got out, if there is something we want to see nearby we are straight out, when we get back , in the driving seat and off.

Me too, always something better to do. Mind you, sometimes we linger if the cabaret of others setting up or packing away is particularly amusing !

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[markhub]

Not too many places where we haven't used ours otherwise the shower won't drain properly, the fridge struggles & I lay in bed feeling like I'm slowly sliding towards the front or rear of the van

 

[Jo662]

We have carried ramps around for 12 years now and I can only remember useing them twice.

I'm the same, it's got to be a serious slope for me to bother, and I don't stay any where long enough to get to settled.

 

[chaser]

I'm the same, it's got to be a serious slope for me to bother, and I don't stay any where long enough to get to settled.

That's us as well, I always thought that was the difference between motorhomes and caravans, we use ours to tour, sleep and shower and toilet, that's it can't think of staying in one place more than a couple of days, no need for lounges and awnings and stuff , we are basically a traveling bed and as long as it is heads up that's near enough.

 

[philmc79]

self leveling all i have to say

 

[Ian Bosman]

Bought some last year after the 2 sites in Cornwall were that bad my levelling jacks could not get anywhere near level.
The first site I asked to be moved as with the jacks and ramps my front wheels were well over a foot high
As the pitch was gravel I worried incase the van slid forward off the jacks.

Could have done with them on our latest trip as some sites were to much for the jacks.

In such circumstances you need wheel chocks as well for the wheels left on the ground. Very useful to have when changing a wheel

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[Landy Andy]

It’s rare I stay anywhere more than a single night, but still level the van, must waste at least 5 mins per night. Anybody can be uncomfortable.

 

[Krumpli]

At a campsite in Greece we parked next to a German guy. He seemed quite normal but his MH was on 4 ramps.
Question: 1. was he normal and 2. why?

 

[chaser]

At a campsite in Greece we parked next to a German guy. He seemed quite normal but his MH was on 4 ramps.
Question: 1. was he normal and 2. why?

Had he got a big dog that slept under the van?

 

[RobPullen]

Thanks for the head up on this product. l might seriously consider it.
Now have a 4x4 Sprinter based MH so not pratical to have auto Levelling system, tried the Milencos and one went Banana shape after one night.

l wonder if anyone on the Forum have seen them In action?

Saw these in use last year in France, on edge of Lac Serré Ponçon. German MH 7-8m long with family of four, had them under the front wheels to level up on a shallow slope.
MH looked pretty steady and I watched the kids came hurtling out the hab door as I was walking past, intrigued to see if it bounced around. It seemed as steady as ours would have been on Fiamma ramps, although we weren’t using them as our pitch was practically bowling green flat. Not a lot of help but they looked easy enough to use.

 

[Hawkstone]

We race motocross and have yet to find a track where the parking is flat so ramps are par for the course. We nearly always reverse back onto them so when it has heaved down with rain and our front wheel drive van is rendered useless we can just slide off We have also actually dug holes in the field to assist with levelling

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