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Quote: Originally posted by peterholden on 12/2/2014On your Kip perhaps you could do what you do with a Freedom lightweight.

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Lower the jockey wheel to the ground.
Wind the rear steadies down.
Wind the jockey wheel until the wheels clear the ground.
Wind down the front steadies until they touch the ground to make the whole thing stable.

Those were the instructions that came with our microlight many years ago.

Peter

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Quote: Originally posted by Jax365 on 13/2/2014

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something like this, then?

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Quote: Originally posted by eggracedeb on 13/2/2014

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I purchased one of THESE from Lidl, if you are intending using the jack on a hard surface ie drive, then this is piece of cake,position it under the axle and up she goes, no crawling under the caravan,and the lift is effortless. I have bolted two kojack jacking brackets on either side of my 'van which I found on Ebay, which makes it even easier. Scissor jacks are a pain in the butt, and most bottle jacks are too tall. Good luck.

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