We collect our new (to us) 'van on 21 Aug. It is an Elddis Whirlwind XLI, nice nick, max weight 1000kg - just right for the Rover. Got a bid in at the moment for an Alko - it is an AKS 2004/3004. As this is for heavier 'vans, is there any harm in using this as opposed to, say, the AKS1300 which is designed for smaller units up to 1300kg?
This might seem a silly question but up to now I've only ever used blade type stabilisers and fancied the Alko as my brother-in-law swears by them.
Pete
Just had a long read with a search for Alko and have come to the conclusion that it will be OK - I like the sound of 4 pads, to assist against pitching.
Pete
I cannot see there been a problem at all. Just make sure you have a alko towball or a detachable towball. & don't forget to take the black paint of the alko ball if you have one.
Hi David - I lost the 3004 anyway! But I am just ahead on a 1300 with only just over 10 mins to go.
If we lose that, there are several more 1300 ones on; I have just got permission from the OH to get a mover as well so have to watch the outlay a bit; not getting the van until 21st so time yet!
There is a full page review type advertisment about the E-go mover on page106 of the August CC mag which show a picture of the gearbox internals.....a straight cut metal gear and end bearing.......no nylon.
Thanks David - we are in the C & CC! so haven't seen the report. But the metal gears is the clincher. I didn't look too hard under the 'van so I don't know if it has shockers - might that make a difference to the fitting? I would like to fit the mover in front of the wheels to avoid wet spray.