A bit of an extension to this thread.Trolley jacks and axle stands are the answer for most jobs without a lift. Recently though I’ve had to lower the rear belly tank on my camper to access and repair drain pipes. The axle stands get in the way for this job so I used ramps. Although most manufacturers guarantee well over two ton capacity they look worryingly flimsy. I bought the heftiest looking I could find but welded lots of strengthening in before I tried it. It worked well and is the best access I can get without a workshop ramp. Reversing up there and stopping on that small platform at the top on your own is a new skill though. Any opinions or advice on those ramps?
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A friend donated an Outdoor Revolution Movelite awning to us. Their new awning has air tubes (??) but this required new poles. Now we have a dry day (Scotland) we have put it up, in the garden. It's a bit unsteady and definitely needs to be reinforced with much larger pegs on those storm straps...
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I ended up sending the unbelievably crap Cougar ramps back for refund.
I’ve since made some very solid sleeper platforms for attaching my Thule levelling ramps, although not certified I’m sure there is no chance of failure.