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03 Sep 2013 @ 20:03:43 pm
The correct towball height for the Sprite, Gypsey. Wilk and the current Jurgens range is 400 mm from the ground to the top of the towball. Bear in mind that this height will be affected when weight - such as occupants and holiday gear is loaded into the car. You may have to opt for a drop-plate (an adaptor plate available in various sizes) to gain the correct towball height.
04 Sep 2013 @ 13:22:37 pm
Thanks for that ZZZ
I have been towing for years and never bothered to measure - if the rig looked fairly level, I was happy!
04 Sep 2013 @ 15:55:26 pm
I don't know if this is correct. We parked the caravan and tow vehicle on a level surface, loaded. Then put a level on the A frame, adjusted the jockey wheel until level showed the A frame/caravan was level. Then we fitted the ball on the tow hitch with a plate accordingly. ?????? Now it is always level.
We were advised that the front should be slightly lower than the rear, but we are happy with the towing now. We did have a problem before but it was the tyre pressure. We were also advised that the rear tyres of the tow vehicle pressure must be the same as the caravan's wheel preasure. Once we did this the sway we had disappeared. It worked for us.
04 Sep 2013 @ 17:21:25 pm
Tyre pressures are very critical as you can imagine a tyre wall that is flexible due to under pressure will be affected by the weight of the load and the vehicle will similarly be affected by that force pushing it and start the chain reaction of sway multiplied by other wrong factors ie load distribution ,caravan stance etc
04 Sep 2013 @ 19:01:20 pm
Towball height measurement it relative measurement as it allways depends on the tow vehicle. Yes you could go with the 400mm if you tow with a Bakkie. But this is not possible when towing with a car as the suspension is not that stiff.
Best rule of thumb is that the caravan should always be towed level, or with the nose slightly down.
04 Sep 2013 @ 19:25:28 pm
As Leon suggested, a wee bit nosedown is the rule, but you cannot state the actual measurement, will differ from 13" to 14" to 15" vans, and then also from vehicle to vehicle, and as Anthony say, correct pressure on the wheels is also critical, but at all times the best stability is slightly nose down, and that has been the "rule" for many years. I read articles in the Caravan & Outdoor Life mag in 1984 about the subject.
05 Sep 2013 @ 17:57:57 pm
I checked mine recently and it is at 420mm to the top of the ball and then the van is a weebit nose down. tyre pumped at 300kpa and it is 195/ 70 /14c tyres.
31 Jul 2017 @ 11:35:07 am
Are these measurements for a laden or unladen vehicle? In other words, if Jurgens suggest 420mm from ground to tow ball, is that for an unladen vehicle? How much do you compensate for load?
01 Aug 2017 @ 15:01:25 pm
These would be ready for the road. Sag when loaded will be different for each vehicle so we stick to the loaded ball height.
19 Nov 2019 @ 12:50:39 pm
So ek neem aan 420mm is die hak se gemiddelde hoogte.
Vraag wat ek wil vra op n Ranger Wildtrack. Wat se drop plate gebruik jy om die hoogte te bereik ook wat in lyn is met die Fleetline . Enige sizes spesifiek en waar kry ek dit teen ongeveer watter prys
19 Nov 2019 @ 13:02:05 pm
Ek het soos Neil & Marge hierbo aandui gemaak.
Karavaan waterpas gekry met jockeywiel en afstand van grond tot binne in die haak gemeet.
Sleepvoertuig gelyk getrek en afstand gemeet tussen grond en boonste kant van die towball.
Die verskil bereken en 'n sakplaat gaan soek om die naaste aan gelyk te kom. Het in my geval 'n 4 gat sakplaat by Midas op Malelane raakgeloop.
Nou loop my wa effens neus af wanneer gelaai.
25 Nov 2019 @ 10:15:32 am
Die wild track se hak is 80mm hoër as my bakkie s'n wat korrek is. Ek neem aan om 80 te sak op ek die Ford nodig n ses gat drop plate ?
25 Nov 2019 @ 11:23:42 am
So ter inligting. Ek het my Tipper so effe gelig deur 'n 25mm spacer op voor wiele wat so hoogte van 65mm tot gevolg gehad het. Agter het ek die "Load Hog" halwe bladveer op die bestaande bladvere vas gebout wat huidiglik dieselfde hoogte lig tot gevolg het agter. Tenspyte van dit as ek my Maia haak op 'n netjies gelyk pad, Word die Maia steeds effe neus af gesleep.
Uit dit kan mens sien dat die Sensation Karavaan baie hoër is as die ander pad karavane.
25 Nov 2019 @ 15:08:33 pm
Toe ek verlede jaar drop plate gesoek het (moes van 6 gat na 4 gat) nadat my wa met 55mm gelig is, het ek gesien daar is verskille in afstande tussen die gate. Bv alle 6 plaat dropplates se gate is nie noodwendig dieselfde afstand uit mekaar nie.
Tensy ek 'n 'flook' raakgeloop het.
Meet maar ook die afstand tussen die gate om seker te maak voor jy koop.
Of daar 'n standaard is vir die afstand tussen gate op 'n dropplate weet ek nie van nie. Ek het dit, tot my verbasing, anders ervaar. As ek reg onthou was een plaat se gate 40mm van mekaar en die ander een 50mm.
Ek moes 48mm laat sak en het toe die 50mm plaat gevat. Dit het vir my gewerk.