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Hi Geoff..
Alko chassiss are, as said above, retro fitted by the motorhome manufacturer and they are lower and usually longer(with possibly with a longer wheelbase?), than the original factory chassis they replace.
Suspension-wise, they use a *torsion beam/spring arrangement, rather than leaf springs(* I fully expect to be put right,on the correct "terminology" )
http://www.al-ko.co.uk/section/amc-motorhome-chassis.html
If you are after the spec' of a specific vehicle/model then you'd to check the "weight plate" for axle weights etc...and/or get it looked at by someone who knows their MH "undercarriages"
As it's an older vehicle, the Alko side would need checking out properly anyway, as I believe that they can be expensive to "service" if they have "sagged" or have been neglected(not greased correctly etc)
Post last edited on 02/10/2014 09:12:07
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