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20/6/2015 at 10:34am
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Phone your dealer straight away and tell him whats happened,they will be a doubt in his mind that you have done the damage so best to get your oar in first.
Some muppet before you bought it has put the leg down to tight.
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20/6/2015 at 10:36am
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Have you used it at all since taking delivery, or perhaps it was damaged before you had it why it was tight to operate.Either way contact your dealer.
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20/6/2015 at 11:21am
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You say the van is not level yet you are on a level pitch, do you mean it is rocking due to the level not being secure?
I think you may have a problem with the dealer as they could blame you as you cannot prove it was ok before collection.
Someone must know what's happened to it,perhaps its been left down when it has been moved around at the dealers.
I would not be posting on here I would be on the dealers doorstep.
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Having repaired my own corner legs i can not see how it winds into the floor rather than down to the ground.
the only way it can wind into the floor is if you use the corner steadies to jack up the van to get it level.
Caravan floors are a sandwich of ply and foam.
If i am right new caravan.floors dont have any wood in them and are made of a thin sheet of fiberglass top and bottom with a foam inner section
There is obviously something wrong with your floor before you bought the van,but before talking to the dealer i would read the hand book very carefully under the section of corner steadies.
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