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20/11/2015 at 4:25pm
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Ok. . wind the legs up a few inches, put a trolly jack under the van close to the wheel as possible.(jacking point) Put some timber under the wheel,I guess 4" looking at ya pic. Do the same on the other side.Now make sure your van is level WIDTH. Now put your legs down,Level LENGTH,You might need timber under the feet too.4" should give your 2"lift on either side panel,Make sure your hand brake is on when jacking.
If you look at your pic. you can see white tags,with a hole in. Ok, these are for putting elastic through and peg like mine if you look, this helps to stop damage to your awning windows when its windy, Plus I put veranda poles in my awning.Wheres theres a hole theres a peg in it,Plus i put extra poles in the roof. My awning is up from the start of the season to the end. But time i have left the awning up for winter. And no it wont move.
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Even harder to sort out as it is a twin axle, But Its hand brake on,All legs off the ground,Jack the van up a view inches,axle stand under axle,(this is just to take the wheel off the ground or you just want the wheel or wheels off the van so it dont get stolen)Once the van is higher and level(width ways) put the legs down leveling the van length ways.I use a awning companion to tighten the awning up, It is as tight as a drum,Never moves touch wood.
