Recent content by paulus_374409736

You could try talking to Bailey direct, otherwise I would suggest looking for a caravan breaker, ebay, local paper ads for someone breaking a Senator.

Most car insurance policies cover your caravan for third party risks only, that is to say if you damage something with your caravan whilst towing it then your insurance company will cover the cost of the repair to the third party but not for the repair to your caravan. Never heard of a length...

Most car insurance policies cover your caravan for third party risks only, that is to say if you damage something with your caravan whilst towing it then your insurance company will cover the cost of the repair to the third party but not for the repair to your caravan. Never heard of a length...

Check the fusebox in your caravan to see if any fuses have tripped, then check the bollard (or nearby, ask the warden if you are unsure) to make sure the fuse hasn't tripped there as well (if it has you may need to apologise to your neighbours for cutting their electricity too if you share the...

If your light is the type with a circular metal/plastic surround and has a push-in capsule bulb then you remove the ring/surround by twisting it about a quarter turn and the lens will come away with it giving you access to the bulb.

The Caravan Club has a site called Wyatts Covert in Denham which is fairly close to Wembley, better still, within walking distance of the site is Denham railway station which has a direct link to Wembley Stadium.

The cheapest option is to use no chemical at all, but that would not satisfy your second condition in any way!

It's quite easy to see how Site Wardens get miserable, as mentioned above they have to deal with moaning members on a daily basis! Just take a look at a recent post where someone has driven their outfit over a rock whilst moving around a site and is now trying to blame the site owner for their...

If the lights you mean are the ones with the metal (or plastic) ring around the edge, you just turn the ring about a quarter turn and it will come away from the main body of the light fitting. Remove the lens and the bulb just pulls out.

Ah, that's what I would call a male to male connector. I can see the room for confusion and I saw plenty of those at B&Q! What I wanted was a double female connector which doesn't seem to exist. The solution I came up with was as described above, a short length of hose with a female hose end...

Thanks Tony, I was in B&Q yesterday looking for one but could only find the usual connectors, the search goes on!

I've been looking for a female to female hose connector myself and I cannot find one anywhere, where did you get yours from, do you remember?

Reg, you're right the lock is fairly flimsy and wouldn't take much effort to break it. Having said that, every other caravan door lock that I have seen is much the same! The security of the door is only as good as it's weakest point and I don't think it would take too much to prise the door...

Firstly, I wouldn't consider changing a door lock just because of someone elses negative opinion of it, if it works fine then what is the point? Secondly, I also wouldn't bother asking your dealer to fix the lock if it is stiff, the usual 'fix' is a hefty squirt of spray lubricant which doesn't...

Wonder why they chose not to send the original order overnight too?