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Subject Topic: Al-Ko chassis
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16/9/2014 at 6:11pm
 Location: Greece & Scotland
 Outfit: Elddis Signature 115
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We have just bought an Elddis motorhome with an unadapted chassis. The Al-Ko ones seem to be liked, but look too close to the ground. Do people find problems with getting on ferries and the dreaded traffic calmers? Our previous much loved Nu-Venture junior was murder on the ferries etc and we had to crawl and still scraped our bum. Hence our purchase. But would like other peoples views.

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Jan & Steve


17/9/2014 at 9:26am
 Location: East Lothian
 Outfit: Autocruise Stardream
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We have an Autocruise Stardream on the low alko chassis and have had no problems at all, mind we're only 6.8m long with a short overhang beyond the rear axle, I could invisage a problem on ramps if you had a long overhang.
Motorhomes on the alko chassis ride lower and handle better too (shock absorbers rather than leaf springs)


24/9/2014 at 9:46pm
 Location: King's Lynn Norfolk
 Outfit: motorhome Auto Trail Pullman
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Have had my Autotrail since new in 1991, 7 metres long and have never hit a ferry ramp or speed hump and as said before they ride and handle better than the higher models because they are low, also less steps to climb to get into them.

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Mike & Marie Attew



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