Recent content by NickinFrance

I bet that wouldn't have been their answer if you had a French registered caravan towed by a large white van.

You don't expect anyone on Swift-Talk to admit there is a problem do you?

It depends on the dog, we fairly regularly take our laid back Golden Retriever & Dutch Labrador on 6-8 hour Western Channel crossings, they just snuggle down & sleep. They prefer to be together so we don't use the on-board kennels.

That sounds like the Micro Switch in the kitchen tap or it's wiring has failed. If you remove the connectors from the switch, connect them together to see if that turns on the pump, if it does, that would point to the switch being faulty, depending upon the tap, the switch may be available as...

No, they were too busy nicking the plug from amphibious tour vehicles at the docks. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/environment/tourism/10122711/Tourist-boat-bus-full-of-passengers-sinks-off-Liverpool-dock.html

I've got a set of instructions for the Classic which I can e-mail you if one of the moderators passes on your e-mail address. I must warn you that the instructions are pretty much useless though, 2 sheets of A4 with the diagrams so small they are almost unreadable. A comment to Bradcott & a...

No idea of your question but 85% is not a limit, just a guide figure that was plucked from the air years (decades?) ago. I understand that it's never been proven or disproven if this is a correct ratio.

The only legal UK number plates are those with GB & the circle of stars above, those with ENG, CYM, ESC with flags, dragons etc are not legal & you need a seperate GB sticker with those.

The * & # keys were first used in the UK as part of the 'Star Services' provided by BT when they introduced System X exchanges between 1980 & 1990.

That's rather a pointless question on here, I doubt if many would be prepared to admit wasting £500+ on a useless gadget

Thanks Parksy, I did get a reply to my 2nd e-mail this evening but they only had new supports at a ridiculous price (£39.99 each) The reason I wanted a breakers is that I only need the spring loaded supports which would mean cheaper shipping than a complete roof light.

Anyone know a reliable caravan breakers? I've e-mailed caravanbreakers.net (twice) with no response. I'm looking for a couple of spring loaded roof light supports.

The paperwork you need for France: Driving License (both parts), Insurance certificate, V5c Log Book & an authorisation letter if you are not the registered keeper. Passport The Passport & Driving License should be carried at all times. The only equipment legally necessary are: a...

Yes, a common problem. http://www.swift-talk.co.uk/forum/topics/kitchen-sink-waste

I noticed while cleaning our caravan yesterday that the battery hadn't been charging but the 12V lights & pump were working. On tracing the wiring I discovered a dirty spade connector in the wire between the charger & battery. From my experience it might be worth checking to see if you have...