Lock 'n' Level Twin Axle | Caravan and Motorhome

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It is quite easy to line up the wheels to fit the two locks using about £1.50 of kit. I guess those who use lock and level must carry two full sets so they can fit locks on the near side and then lift the other side when it is the off-side that needs to be raised to level the caravn.

What kit is this for £1.50

Plastic food chopping sheets from Aldi/Lidl. 

The method has been described a few times on this forum but good luck to you if trying to find it!

I have used L 'n L on TA vans for about the last 6 years - until mobility problems caused me to have E&P hydraulic levelling fitted to the van, last year.

I have no hesitation in saying it's the best bit of kit I have bought for the van which makes both levelling and fitting the twin wheel locks so easy. Normal jacking methods don't work if, like us, you have an AWD motor mover fitted which prevents access to the jacking points.  Moreover, since we regularly use CLs and CSs and are invariably on grass pitches, it is probably the safest way to jack a caravan - no danger of jacks of whatever sort sinking into soft ground and toppling over and often there isn't room to put something solid underneath a jack to spread the load.

They have gone up in price since I bought ours and are quite an expensive investment now.  I bought the Combo kit but in practice found that I only had to raise the offside of the van on a couple of occasions.

I have no connection with Delter Coulson - just a very satisfied customer.

 

If I remember, I line up a wheel & fit an Alko lock, & then if I can then fit my Bulldog wheel lock I do so, if it doesn't, then so be it. 🙄