Recent content by JoshuaB

I wouldn't worry too much either. AL-KO are a good chassis manufacturer as are BPW (although I prefer AL-KO). I think a merger is likely, however as Truma has with Powrwheel, I think they will keep them running independently; although most UK caravan brands are running an AL-KO chassis...so...

I'm afraid they are all constructed in the same fashion; I have seen them built and goodness. :ohmy: They always say, if you see one built, you'd never buy one. Swift caravans take just over a hour and half for full construction...I find that scary! :dry:

I agree Raywood; the system is good, however it does comes down to the person building the unit. I think Hymer will have a positive effect on the workmanship. :whistle:

The legal name for them still remains The Caravan Club Limited. I assume they will be T/A the Caravan and Motorhome Club. I think they are trying to keep current.

Firstly, is your caravan equipped with the Ultraheat or Combi? If it is the Ultraheat it could be the control unit, the element or a simple fuse that's blown. The Combi boiler is a little different and would be easy to determine but calling Truma who will advise without the need to visit your...

Strong pads will be sufficient especially if you are wanting to exchange the number plates frequently. As others have already said, avoid drilling into the rear panel as this can create a whole range of potential issues. Automotive stores such as Halfords should sell quality pads for your...

I agree reform is required. The current management is proving to be less effective each passing year; I do think Hymer will make the changes accordingly if they think their reputation will be damaged. I foresee a more robust and impenetrable bodyshell if the entire range incorporates the...