Can you fit an Alko jack bracket with e-movers

Kevin J Holmes replied on 12/02/2024 12:36

Posted on 12/02/2024 12:36

I've just realised my car doesn't have a jack to raise the vehicle as it has the foam based system for puncture repair. That means I have no way of lifting the van if I suffer a flat. Can the AlKo jack be retrofitted to an Eriba Troll if it already has motor movers fitted?

Thank you.

Kevin.

eribaMotters replied on 12/02/2024 13:34

Posted on 12/02/2024 13:34

Kevin, up until the newer in house chassis for Eriba Tourings was brought on line for 2214 models the answer is a definite No, whether it had a mover fitted or not.

I've owned Tourings from 2003, only changing to a Feeling last summer. The best way to lift your van is with a trolley jack lifting the axle. Second best way is with a short stubby bottle jack. As your ground clearance height is limited your option of bottle jack is also. THe only one I know which will work is the one I still carry for use on my Feeling. You need a Coram bottle jack as used with Land Rover etc. This has a double lift ram, a cradle type top and a good wide base. If sat on a piece of plywood it is a good alternative.

If you have not already joined the Eribafolk forum, not the Facebook option, then I would strongly advise you do so as it is the source of all you will need to know. Whilst many like Facebook I find it is not the correct platform for searching information but more of a chatroom. Just my opinion.

I post under the same username as a forum moderator.

Colin

 

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