Corner steady pads

Peter Henson
Peter Henson Forum Participant Posts: 12
edited May 2019 in Parts & Accessories #1

Hi can anyone advise on which corner steady pads to use on my Lunar clubma n S.i. 2016.I have read reviews with mixed results.

Thank you

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  • JVB66
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    edited April 2019 #2

    Four wood blocks about 6" square cheaper and wider spreadcool

  • Cornersteady
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    edited April 2019 #3

    I just bought the cheapest plastic ones from the dealers and they live permanently on the cornersteadies. Same ones since 1999.

    (I just find it easier to change the caravansmile)

  • Wherenext
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    edited April 2019 #4

    Thought the thread was about your multiple apartments found around Europe.smile

    Blocks of woods for me. Never failed me in decades, plus I've seen fixed pads break on going up gangways on ferries.

  • Cornersteady
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    edited April 2019 #5

    lol smile

    sorry caravan on a ferry? why? wink

  • Navigateur
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    edited April 2019 #6

    I use both pads and blocks.  But there is still settlement after a few days.

  • redface
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    edited April 2019 #7

    Yep, keep giving the steadies a tweak every other day or so to stop the van from rocking about.

  • nelliethehooker
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    edited April 2019 #8

    Me too, although we are seldom in one place than more than a few days.wink

  • dave the rave
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    edited April 2019 #9

    Milenco supply a good solid product,not very expensive and can be used with "stack " blocks if your legs are not long enoughwink

  • Peter Henson
    Peter Henson Forum Participant Posts: 12
    edited May 2019 #10

    Thank you all for your replies. Well appreciated.

  • Nuggy
    Nuggy Forum Participant Posts: 512
    edited May 2019 #11

    Over many years I have acted as Steward for lots of rallies. It is common with people who use wooden blocks to wind up the corner legs and drive away, with the blocks still in the grass. Never happens with the pads. 

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