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Hymer1942 wrote:

Hi Micheal, can I ask what the cost was to your Cathargo. Regards Barrie

I think its me your refering too, and the cost on our Opus was around £750 fitted.

Wobby

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Hi Everybody, Thanks for the replies, I've been out all evening so just come in to this. My original post was a year ago, and things have now moved on.
After advice from other members we decided to use steel helper springs instead of Airides/DUNLOPS/fIRESTONES. Our situations was different to many of yours in that we tow a heavy trailer showing sheep. We reviewed the Sprinter forum in USA and in a similar situation to ours the fitting of Firestone Air bags resulted in the vans chassis being chopped in half by the stress.
Marcle leisure were very helpful to me, and in a normal situation of a standard motorhome I would have no hesitation in fitting their kit. We merely took the safe option and fitted extra springs from Midland Motor Springs at Nottingham, which is the same setup as some larger sprinter vans. At £250 also a lot cheaper than Air helpers.
The results have been excellent, Raised the back end to the level required and improved the handling immensely especially on roundabouts and corners

thank you

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Hi, and thank you Wobby that seems very reasonable. Barrie

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