Remove transport sheeting/Carry out Internal Inspection
Remove the transport sheeting. However, do not remove timber support
frames; these must be kept in place to support the roof until the connection of
both halves is complete, failure to do so could cause the roof to dip.
As soon as the sheeting is removed, an internal inspection must be carried
out to identify any damage that may have occurred during transport. Details
should be noted, (where possible photographed) and reported immediately to
the park operator, prior to any further work being carried out on the unit.
Jack, Block and Level the first Half of Unit
Care should be taken when Jacking/lifting, to prevent any distorting of the unit.
Lift the unit evenly, placing blocks/supports in the correct support areas
(marked in Yellow labels along the chassis).
Suitable materials must be used to pack the
chassis, such as concrete blocks.
Plywood packers are supplied to assist in
levelling the unit. More detailed levelling will
need to be carried out once the two halves
are connected and the unit has been finally
supported.
Once the chassis has been fully supported
the front and rear chassis support legs
should be lowered and adjusted to suit.
Levelling the Unit
Accurate levelling equipment (spirit/water level)
must be used at this stage in the process.
The unit must be levelled at various locations throughout the unit, making
adjustments as necessary. It is important that the first half is completely level,
since it will be used as a reference point for the 2nd half to connect to.
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