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If it's was me I would be searching for a different storage site before all of the owners of flooded caravans start doing exactly that! -
Jcloughie replied to the thread Bailey Pursuit 550/4. 2017. Ref-overhead kitchen locker door replacement L/Hand.If unlucky with the suggestions above and if the door is still structurally strong enough. You may be able to have a new veneer glued...
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First job is to stop any further water ingress to stop matters getting any worse. Then dry the batten out, it might not be rotten and...
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Bustener caravan electrics 12v.Hi Drew12 and welcome. Your post indicates to me that you have little knowledge or experience of low and mains voltage wiring as you...
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Tracker tags.If you want a tracker they are a very cheap way of doing the job. But limited as they rely on being close’ish to a smart phone. Great...
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Hello from Glasgow.Welcome to the forum. Also, are you experienced or new to caravaning? John
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Hi everyone.Hi Kia, and welcome. John
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Today I received an email I thought was a scam. I certainly do not remember subscribing. But I had a look and I am impressed with the...
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I'm "inclined" to agree with Hutch 🙂. ...to a degree
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Different experience from me. About 3 years ago I queried with my optician whether there were lenses that could help with night...
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Nighttime driving glasses.Me friend thinks his are great, cost around £6. First bought at Tesco garage. But he has a few from other places. His are not over...
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Challenge of the day.Google shows it priced between £12.69 and €164. Perhaps this fits with Sam’s inflation topic. I was once (early 90’s) offered a £5000...
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Challenge of the day.That will certainly check that the instrument is reading true. But not actually calibrate. Presumable then pressing zero on a known...
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When placing the unit on a flat surface, take a reading . Then rotate the unit so it is facing 180 ⁰ and take another reading. If there...
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