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I can see why your biting your nails, even the dog looks worried!

If none of the numorous mentioned options work, you could always stay at home instead and get on with de-weeding your driveway,

best regards, Martin

SillyYak, forgot to mention earlier, I went to Paisley way back in 1983 and sat some exams at the college of Non-Destructive Testing.

Back to your hitching problem, I would try the stabiliser first as this will not incur any cost outlay on your behalf as you already have one and as you say by using the lower set of holes, this could be the answer you are looking for, but don't forget the other comments about flushwater, position of awning etc,

best regards and Bon Voyage, Martin  

Quote: Originally posted by SillyYak on 19/5/2006

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Drop plate eh? What does one look like? What kind of cost am i looking at? How easy to fit? Any pictures? Hang on, my stabiliser kit (that's not fitted yet) It has 2 sets of holes, would the lower set allow me to drop the tow ball???

Martin, that's not my driveway any more, i'm emigrating to Bulgaria in 2 weeks time with 'worried dog', bitten nails and caravan in hot persuit (i hope it's not infront anyway)

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Here you go, cheap and will stop the rear grounding, also the outfit will be much more stable without the nose up in the air.

the hight of the towball centre should be 350mm to 420mm to ground when fully loaded when fully loaded to max weight (directive 94/20/ec)

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