
Hayman Reese
The jockey wheel and jack, not the caravan. A hydraulic jack sitting in a clamp lifts out in seconds with a spanner, and they walk off unnoticed in a busy park. This locks the clamp closed so the jack stays where you left it.
If yours is a standard or swivel jockey wheel clamp, yes. It converts what you already have rather than replacing it, and nothing gets drilled or cut, so it comes off again if you change setups. Check the style of your clamp underneath before ordering.
Because the lock lives under the A-frame, which is the dirtiest part of the van. Road grit and mud pack into the mechanism and it stops turning, usually on the day you are in a hurry. Keep the cap on and give it a squirt of lubricant occasionally.

Hayman Reese

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