Recent content by laurenmcsporen

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    There's 3 metal brackets fixed to the roof. 2 bolts/screws in each, that go through the roof. The dealer sealed it in well with silicone sealer & the fixings inside are hidden. It all looks a really clean job. Im out at the moment, but will post a picture of the mounting brackets later. 😊
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    Hi John, I initially opted for a Thule omnistor, to be fitted by the supplying caravan dealer while it was serviced. However, on closer inspection they said it was impossible due to the placement of the solar panel and ariel. Moving them wasn't an option. So they fitted a 4m Fiamma F45s which...
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    Fridge fans again.

    I followed a Trudigan utube video & fitted my own. It works a treat & very easy fit using a 12v computer cooling fan.
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    The electric car was great initially, when charging points weren't in demand lol. From 20% to full in less than an hour on a fast charger. It was great, and quite cheap too. The journey to the Dordogne took much longer, but with careful planning, it wasn't too bad. Then the subsidies ended. 😅 We...
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    Hi all, im Gilly, been caravanning for many years. Currently have a Bailey V Cabrera and tow with a BMW x5. (Previously had a BMW ix50, fully electric which was superb, but heavy on tyres 😅) now partly moved back to the dark side with a hybrid. Just had a fiamma f45s canopy fitted to the...
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    Nose gauge & weight distribution problems

    Hi Theresa, im new to this group, so apologise for the late reply. I too have a Bailey Cabrera (2022) and sadly they are incredibly nose heavy. I put all our heavy stuff under the bed at the back & towards the axel in the middle & our nose weight is now 90k. We have a fiamma f45s wind out awning...