Hello ,I am the owner of a Bailey Orion 2013 Model.A couple of weeks ago I took my van to have new tyres fitted,the driver crashed the back end of my van while towing it into the driveway of the workshop.The damage cost$900.00.Does anyone know of a way to stop this and could you tell me if anyone has had a device of some sort fitted to a bailey van to stop the same problem,thanks for any help I can get regards Beehive.a
exa41 said
10:56 AM Aug 10, 2015
Hi Beehive the only thing I can think of are a couple of small dolly wheels mounted under the van , at least they will roll when needed.
dogbox said
10:05 PM Aug 10, 2015
a skid like you see on the front and rear of buses an coaches would prevent damage an not add much to reduce clearance two pieces of flat bar attached under rear of van
PeterD said
12:17 PM Aug 11, 2015
I'm truing to work out the solar power problem in the OP (after all it was posted in the solar power forum.)
Hello ,I am the owner of a Bailey Orion 2013 Model.A couple of weeks ago I took my van to have new tyres fitted,the driver crashed the back end of my van while towing it into the driveway of the workshop.The damage cost$900.00.Does anyone know of a way to stop this and could you tell me if anyone has had a device of some sort fitted to a bailey van to stop the same problem,thanks for any help I can get regards Beehive.a