This is dependent on the starting position of the vehicle, but an average is 60 – 90 seconds. Our test have shown that the speed at which the M-level jacks deploy gives the most accurate level on completion.
An average is 10 hours, but this is very much dependant on the vehicle, where the system is mounted and where the handset is located. Normally the agent will need the vehicle for a day, sometimes 2 days to ensure the system is fitted to the high standards we expect.
Ultimately the price is determined by the installation agent. However the suggested retail price is £5,749.00 including installation and VAT
Even without the handset it’s possible to retract the jacks. For security reasons we only publish how to do this in the user manual.
The pump assembly has a manual pump handle that can be operated to retract (or deploy) the jacks without electrical power.
This would be determined by the installation agent’s diary. From our perspective we always hold stock and can despatch to agents, usually, the next day.
Yes you can. Many of our competitors suggest this is possible, with no maintenance or consideration, for long periods. Working with a hydraulics supplier with more than two generations of experience, we know that there are actually factors it’s important to consider.
If lifting to winterise the vehicle then it’s good policy to manually lift until the tyres are just touching the ground but taking no weight. Ideally, operate the system once every few weeks to keep it lubricated and finally, spray the exposed rods with a dry PTFE lubricant (not silicone).
This is very much dependent upon the height of the vehicle to begin with, positioning of the hydraulics brackets, the weight of the vehicle and other factors. The ideal ground clearance is 15-17cm.
We will continue to shout about the UK sourced components! But that means that, in the unfortunate situation of needing a replacement part, if we don’t have it in stock as the manufacturer then we can get one, sometimes within hours if necessary.
There’s certainly no waiting for a widget from Europe, or further afield, that they can’t supply for months. Believe us, we’ve experienced it many times in the past!