s.karosser

[britsc]

S.karosser owners you may already have these anti-sinking plates
but if you haven't I can recommend as they are a near perfect fit for
my Ec7.
Make is Fiamma part number 97901-056.

[zildjian]

Before I bought and in my reading up on ownership, I came across a tale of a couples camper nose down in a rain drenched field overnight.
doesn't do any harm to use these or improvise something to increase the footprint a little certainly

[Sheriff]

They certainly look smarter than the random offcuts of wood that I use.

[rubberrat]

I like that.. I use a set of the standard yellow leg pads. Last lear I demounted on a sandy beach site and wouldn't be without them. Also use two under the rear steps.. Firstly to raise & level them,, but they also allow the 'foot' of the step to move on them instead of digging into the ground and putting strain on the hinged end.

[zildjian]

No mention of the price (I couldn't help notice)
Some of this Fiamma stock can be horrendously expensive though it looks good quality, I have one of their awning's and thats just great quality

[zildjian]

tenner each then on sale

[Sheriff]

It's actually a tenner for a kit of 4 which is not so bad.

[Sheriff]

plus a fiver for postage. A bit extravagant as my old bits of wood worked fine, but I bought a set anyway.

[zildjian]

I know Guy, this creeping modernism and the increasing use of plastics is endemic in our society

anyway they look smart and it might stop the camper skidding away down the drive at home

[britsc]

I purchased my set about 2 years ago so I didn't research the current price,in use they are
easy to locate on the leg ,easy to clean and probably lighter than bits of wood.
I think you will find these a good investment Sheriff, maybe use the wood elsewhere?