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Its not listed for the Pageant in the brochure either.

I don't like my Alko jack as its much harder to use than the small trolley jack

Kojack do a hydraulic scissor jack for caravans that looks good

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=161

Hi

The Kojack looks good but much heavier (around twice the weight).

For an emergency (hope I never need it) I'll go for the AlKo. For regular use I'll go for the Kojack.

Tyreman

Hi Tyreman

I find the small trolley jack usefull for lining up the Alko wheel clamp/levelling when I realise I have forgotten to do it before unhitching

In future I will be using the Kojak exclusively

Well if I win the one in the competition I will

Thanks for that information, I will get my husband to check again, or ring the dealer if we can't see it.

Be aware!

A good friend of mine had his warranty voided by admitting to having used a trolley jack on his Bailey Ranger. He took van in for brake problem when a slight mark was spotted on his chassis.

So if using a trolley jack make sure the cup is well covered.

I, too like the look of the Kojack now my trolley is to be retired to the garage

That is interesting shielsy

The dealer concerned can't have wanted his repeat business.

I have a slight mod on the jack so that it fits into the Alko sockets and under  the chassis to give a secure fixing.