Recent content by bertieboy1

The mover instructions should give recomendations regarding battery capacities. 100Ah rated battery should be more than sufficient for the motor mover.Maybe the battery was only partially charged when you started using the mover.

You don't need any adapters.A domestic tv will operate ok in the caravan - as long as you have mains power and an aerial.

Our first van had both plugs(grey and black the car had one socket - black) we never used the grey plug, only the black one(caravan road lights) Fortunately the van was stored in the drive so we cooled the fridge down on the mains and it stayed cooked all day on the day of travel.So we didn't...

Try motorstep,net

Look at and clean all your road lighting earth connections

Looks like you have a bad earth connection somewhere,current from the lights) will take the path of least resistance and your bad earth connection resistance is clearly higher than the lights filamant resistance hence your lights also flash along with your indicator light.

Sometimes there is a second switch that controls the ignition and you need two hands to light a burner.

Go to the caravan supply shop in the car you are going to tow with. get hold of a mirror and go out and try it on.

I'm with you on this one,why waste money on something when you don't need to, dedicated noseweight guages can also be inaccurate.

It was horse drawn !

We didn't get one either and the van was a brand new Adria (1991) Our first van.We trawled on line until we got a manual for each feature.Dealer said we were expected to know all about vans.

Try a repairbody shop(not neccesarily a caravan body shop repair centre),sometimes they can repair dents by using a vacuum to pull out dents.

Our first van was put up for sale on one of these Supermarket notice boards. 20 minutes later we got a phone call,van was viewed and sold on the spot,just a case of the right place at the right time! - dead lucky.

Yes

If it's the CB for lights,charger etc. that's tripping then you have an overcurrent condition.Might be one the light bulbs that have gone duff,sometimes when they do the filament short circuits and causes an overcurrent,check each light bulb first,if ok then it's something else on the same...