Motorhome Levelling

[KrissKross]

MDF levelling systems, its the future! (well until I can find what I need)..

[Rosscow]

KrissKross said:

MDF levelling systems, its the future! (well until I can find what I need)..

Until it rains, and it soaks up the water and you slowly sink back to Earth

[KrissKross]

Rosscow said:

Until it rains, and it soaks up the water and you slowly sink back to Earth

Agreed, its only a quick test to get dimensions for a better design / material.

[geeks]

I am confused.... There are already plenty of these things out there! You appear to be reinventing the wheel a little...

[77racing]

not worth all that effort I,m afraid but 10/10 for that effort

try these

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/391163891022?_trksid=p20...


or these are even cheaper, got both on my watch list at the moment will be interested in which would be the one's to go for.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161691365812?_trksid=p20...

[mini95]

77racing said:

not worth all that effort I,m afraid but 10/10 for that effort

try these

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/391163891022?_trksid=p20...


or these are even cheaper, got both on my watch list at the moment will be interested in which would be the one's to go for.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161691365812?_trksid=p20...

Not sure if the 2nd linked ramps would be best, they look more use as tyre savers to stop flat spots when storing over winter.

I think the bigger the van the bigger the ramps need to be. I have the low level Fiamma ones for my VW camper, but when I had a massive motorhome they would not really have made much difference. For that van I bought big Milenco ramps that were a similar size to the OP,s MDF ramps and worked well, but bulky to store.

[KrissKross]

Ha, just messing, these took me 10 mins on our cnc at work with some scrap.

Needed something to last a few days.

[geeks]

KrissKross said:

Ha, just messing, these took me 10 mins on our cnc at work with some scrap.

Needed something to last a few days.

Ah in that case, good effort and as you were

[77racing]

mini95 said:

Not sure if the 2nd linked ramps would be best, they look more use as tyre savers to stop flat spots when storing over winter.

I think the bigger the van the bigger the ramps need to be. I have the low level Fiamma ones for my VW camper, but when I had a massive motorhome they would not really have made much difference. For that van I bought big Milenco ramps that were a similar size to the OP,s MDF ramps and worked well, but bulky to store.

found these triple on the bay but if you wanted four lift another £14 ontop

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-of-Milenco-Triple-L...

[SHutchinson]

Just dig two small holes in your drive for the back wheels. Zero cost and when you drop into them you'll know to stop reversing! Bingo! I should market that.

[KrissKross]

SHutchinson said:

Just dig two small holes in your drive for the back wheels. Zero cost and when you drop into them you'll know to stop reversing! Bingo! I should market that.

Or as my mate said, let down the back tyres...

[eric twinge]

If my beer doesn't slosh over the glass, then I am level.