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Dustydog
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ProfJohnL's post
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A 1968 Caravan that was waterproof!!
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That is very true, but the manufacturers also tie the dealers up with red tape which often means what might be a niggling but...
Yesterday at 9:03 AM
Dustydog
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Motorhomes being victimised
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For a small fee they can park on a CL, CS or commercial site, like we do. Why should my council tax support inconsiderate MH owners who...
Yesterday at 9:02 AM
Dustydog
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Anyone run their heater when caravan not in use?
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Never heated the caravan over winter as it was in store or being used. Just ensured good ventilation and opened everything up, and put...
Saturday at 5:35 PM
Dustydog
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Anyone run their heater when caravan not in use?
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Good ventilation is far more important than heating. I have never heated any leisure vehicle over winter for 20+ years, but I have...
Saturday at 5:35 PM
Dustydog
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Anyone run their heater when caravan not in use?
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I believe the constant warming up and cooling down creates an environment conducive to mould growth. I too have never heated the caravan...
Saturday at 4:38 PM
Dustydog
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A 1968 Caravan that was waterproof!!
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Don’t forget the Dealer’s do get paid by the manufacturer for warranty work even though it is a stingy hourly rate.
Saturday at 3:14 PM
Dustydog
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JTQ's post
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A 1968 Caravan that was waterproof!!
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"Care" does not have to cost, doing an assembly task in a carefully allocated time period, costs no more than doing it carelessly...
Saturday at 3:12 PM
Dustydog
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ProfJohnL's post
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A 1968 Caravan that was waterproof!!
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Fact; Some (but not enough) caravans do actually stay watertight for a reasonable number of years. That proves the design can work...
Saturday at 3:12 PM
Dustydog
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One liners, Humour
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M25 Chalfont Viaduct art work!
Saturday at 5:33 AM
Dustydog
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JTQ's post
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A 1968 Caravan that was waterproof!!
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IMO they could make them water proof today, in fact they have way better products available to achieve this, its just "they" don't care...
Saturday at 4:45 AM
Dustydog
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ProfJohnL's post
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A 1968 Caravan that was waterproof!!
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Ah but it was only waterproof at the bottom!
Friday at 4:00 PM
Dustydog
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Buckman's post
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Making own nose weight guage
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Who cares if it is a couple of kg over the limit? After all when travelling along it may fluctuate from zero to over 200kg as it...
Friday at 3:07 PM
Dustydog
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Making own nose weight guage
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Unless a "calibrated " nose load gauge comes with a certificate of calibration and information regarding its limits of uncertainty...
Friday at 3:06 PM
Dustydog
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Making own nose weight guage
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Our very own Gagakev made this. Look no further! And his scales were once calibrated but like the rest of us can be compared to Fat...
Friday at 2:58 PM
Dustydog
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A 1968 Caravan that was waterproof!!
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Buyers' Guides – Caravans
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If they could make them waterproof in 1968 what has gone wrong over the last 55 years?? View: https://youtu.be/v223HkqHJbo
Friday at 2:22 PM
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