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Quote: Originally posted by TonyDD on 07/3/2013
hi just do it yes l have a motor mover which is set on the front wheel axle the kojack jacking points have been fitted behind the rear axle. When l had my Bailey Unicorn l used a trolley jack lot better than AL-Ko scissor jack that came with van
Hello Tony, I assume from your message you only have the move on 2 wheels and not all four like mine? Otherwise you would have the same problem accessing the kojak bracket points on the rear a the front - I assume?
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Topic: caravan jacks
