Recent content by Danddandy

I came across the instructions/advice years ago but the print was super small and as it was horizontal and at ceiling height it took some perseverance to decipher.

Sorry, I may have missed earlier comments but what is a PVC?

So that's a 5+% tolerance. . I think it's all relative. Bathroom scales, noseweight gauges: If you're somewhere near that's good enough for me.

I'm not sure bathroom scales are more accurate. I don't remember seeing any proof of tolerance or standards the last time I bought bathroom scales. . But I do prefer to weigh myself when staying at my son's house.

Just to add mud to the waters, I've weighed a couple of 'vans on a weighbridge and their accuracy was plus/minus 20kg. . So that could be a 40kg tolerance. On a medium/small caravan that could be 25% of your payload.. I may be overthinking this and I'd be happy to be corrected.

We are doing a bit of Fred Drift here, but I agree, a great tow car. I filled mine with petrol and after a mile it stopped. . Local garage drained and refilled with diesel but 1000 miles later it when into limp mode due to a disintegrated fuel pump. . All fixed on warranty. . Happy days.

Ah yes. I had a v6 diesel Vectra estate with the same Navtech Sat nav. . It worked well for me. . I think you had the same car.

Prof. Great idea using waste pipes instead of air tubes. Great temporary/permanent solution. Definitely thinking outside the box.

I think any staples were not factory fit but an owner or dealer fix.

I bought some pegs and the tool earlier this year. . Expensive, but for me worth it.

My son used Starlink for 12 months. . He couldn't fault it, although it was interesting how he got it secured to the roof of his caravan. . He used rubber suction gab handles. He doesn't use it now as funds are in short supply. .

Ah. . The Boat House. . I've had a few pints there during 3 visits to a local cl. .

Looking good but what about the wheels?

Interesting. I was thinking of having one on the caravan roof electrically powered but the added complications of a glued down flat solar panel and an aerial in the mounting area put me off. I'm sure it would be possible but my caravan specialist didn't instil me with confidence. If he'd said...

Taken off my twin axle (fitted to the rear axle). No box or remote but can be seen working. Some joins in the wires. Complete with mounting bar and clamps. Collection only from Southport. £200 cash.