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23/8/2007 at 11:08am
 Location: Upper Swansea Valley
 Outfit: pennine pullman
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seen a few caravans with inflatable tyres can we use these on our units and if so are they better/worse or not worth the both,Cheers


23/8/2007 at 2:02pm
 Location: Liverpool
 Outfit: ABI Brightstar
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Yes and apparently they are a straight swap for the old ones but check first.

You see the inflatible version spreads the load better especially on softer ground as im sure you've found that the solid smaller diameter wheel simply digs in and thats that, but the inflated version is a bigger diameter and is also wider wheel making life a little easier.

Hope that helps

"No fruit flies like a Banana"



23/8/2007 at 5:01pm
 Location: Newcastle u Lyme
 Outfit: Ford Kuga Senator California
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48mm Pneumatic Jockey Wheel/Clamp

£24.64
£28.95 inc VAT

48mm Pneumatic Jockey Wheel/Clamp
T49

- 49mm diameter
- Includes clamp
- Pneumatic Tyre ideal for softer surfaces
- Maximum trailer weight 2 tons
- Maximum noseweight 150kg
- Fits 20mm spindle
- clamp mounting bolts 10mm
- holes on clamp are 10mm and have hole centres of 105mm


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23/8/2007 at 8:55pm
 Location: NE Lincs
 Outfit: Buccaneer Caravel - Range Rover
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I stopped using them after I had two burst on sites. Its a real pain when they do!  We had a mover on the van and needed it to get the van back in its position at home. Bit difficult whithout a jockey wheel.


23/8/2007 at 9:10pm
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The plastic one shown above is best inflated to 30psi but the steel one can be inflated to a higher pressure which is marked on the tyre

Putting the pressure for a steel wheel into the plastic one can make the plastic wheel explode

Been there done that



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