A must
for the Stress Free raising and lowering of Caravans
and Motorhomes
Imagine
you have planned your weekend away, or your holiday
in the sun, you’ve packed up the caravan with
all your belongings and...
Now all you have to do is attach your van to your car…before
you do, ask yourself these simple questions
Do you
find it in anyway difficult to hitch and unhitch your
caravan?
Do you
sometimes wonder whether your travelling life could
be made easier?
Do you
suffer from ill health or struggle on your travels?
Do you
dream of an easier way to hitch and unhitch your caravan?
If the
answer to any one of these questions is YES then…
Do not worry anymore…with your best friend Trail-A-Mate…
to assist you, you
can hitch up your van with ease, quickly, without effort
and with NO STRESS OR STRAIN.
Please click on any of the thumbnail images to see an
enlarged image
As a hydraulic JOCKEY WHEEL
and JACK
Trail-A-Mate
fits to most caravans whether it slots through the front
part of the chassis or is attached by a sideways opening
clamp.
When
disaster strikes and you get a puncture, it is usually
always either:
When you’re
in a hurry
When the weather is bad.
On a busy
or narrow road
Late for your rally or appointment
When going to catch a ferry
When abroad
In the dark
Do not panic, Trail-A-Mate will change
your wheel with you.
Just by replacing
the jockey wheel with the base plate, and then attaching
the lifting bracket you will be on your way in no time safe
and sound. No need to wait for help.
How does Trail-A-Mate work & where does it fit?
Two brackets
have been attached to the chassis of your caravan or
motorhome, one on either side just behind the wheels.
Existing
holes in the chassis are used so there is no need for
further drilling or altering the chassis in any way.
A small rod runs
under the van and this is also attached to the existing
holes.
All you have
to do is place Trail-A-Mate into position against the
bracket and jack the handle, Trail-A-Mate will do the
rest and take the stress and strain out of the job for
you.
A small aperture is required in the skirting below the floor level to connect the lifting clamp and the bracket.
When being
used as a jack, the base plate is fitted instead
of the jockey wheel and the lifting clamp is attached
to the outer tube.
