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Quote: Originally posted by marg6 on 17/12/2019
been thinking about this for a bit but why cant you use something like in the link? but 2 of them? just put the caravan wheel on it and then you should be able to turn the wheel using the motor mover without actually moving the caravan for those of you with restricted space.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bike-Motorcycle-Wheel-Rim-Chain-Cleaning-Cleaner-Luber-Roller-Ramp-Lift-Stand/362727511058?epid=1017833313&hash=item54743e9412:g:fKYAAOSwrdRdVcds
That looks interesting but I wonder how easy it would be to get the caravan off it. I can see it would be easy to get onto it but if I tried to go off would the caravan simply twist as that wheel turned without moving forwards? I wonder if it would be possible to put a wedge in the roller to stop it moving so I could get the caravan off?
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We camped for years. In 2019 we bought an Elddis Avante 454. We like it as it is short (6.9m) and fits in our driveway and has a fixed bed.
We had 127 nights away in the caravan in 2023.
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Topic: jacking twin axle caravan
