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28/7/2008 at 4:34pm
Location: PERTH Outfit: ELDIS ILLUSION
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Hi,
Just recently bought an Elldis Illusion(1st caravan), and have now realised that 2 of the 4 feet are broken, they are still attached just broken off the 'wind down screw', so unable to use. Is this easily fixed, or do I require a professional to fix it, and is it expensive....can anyone advise.
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Kerry
28/7/2008 at 4:42pm
Location: NW of Glasgow Outfit: Sterling Searcher 2008 Volvo XC90
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You can buy new feet, they are called corner steadies. Most dealers should be able to supply, or buy on-line. I think it is a DIY job, possibly about £30 each to buy.
Or it may be possible to fix the old ones, someone more knowledgable than me will advise.
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28/7/2008 at 4:44pm
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Have a look underneath and you will see that the whole leg assembly just bolts on.
As it is relatively easy to replace the whole leg assembly, I think you might as well be sure and fit complete new units.
29/7/2008 at 1:31pm
Location: PERTH Outfit: ELDIS ILLUSION
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Hi
thanks for that...put in corner steadies into google, and worked out from there how to fix them, and they are now done....fab!!!!
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29/7/2008 at 7:16pm
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I got confused by the term "feet" thought you meant the plastic pads most people fit to the steadies.
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