Recent content by PeterT

Thanks TD42, but that address is where MTH used to be many years ago, and the Gaslow fittings are completely different. but thanks anyway, PeterT By the way - notice we all joined on the 14th of something ?

Thanks Prof John, I had thought of that, but the firm who made the system, distributed the gas, and serviced/installed it has disappeared - so one of my few hopes ia that someone has a spare Peter T

I've lost my filling adaptor - can anyone help please ?

Thanks Parksy

Buzz If it is the SAS Straightliner stabiliser, you've got yourself arguably the most effective stabiliser made. Try this link. www.sasproducts.com/acatalog/Straightliner_Stabiliser.h... Once fitted, the hydraulic damper will resist any attempt of the caravan to sway - much stronger effect...

Pamela We have an 80 watt panel, cost about

Our Lunar has sink taps which fold down to be under the cover when lowered. Very stiff to fold up or down (a rotary motion). I have tried a drop of olive oil to free it up a bit. Any better ideas please ?

Karen Once you've cleaned this lot off, could I suggest a deflector on the exhaust to guide the muck clear of the 'van ? Works OK on mine.

Seeing Rob's first entry - is the light not 12 volt so doesn't necessarily mean the 'Mains' are on ?

Vernon At Last. That's what I asked for - many thanks Peter T

ONE WEEK - and the all-knowing readership of P. C. have not offered an answer. I'm very surprised

14years at Autovan at Wimborne

My 2008 Avondale caravan has a water inlet which has a threaded socket on the 'van, and a male threaded plug on the pipe which goes into the Aquaroll. Can anyone please let me know a source of supply for this connector - the pipe end?

I have an aerial fitted which can be turned. I plug the signal finder in and see how many lights come on, then turn the aerial till the maximum - seems OK to me. Handy when arriving in the dark so you cannot see where other 'vans/houses point theirs.

This time careful where I put my fingers (!) Glenn Your idea has no chance of being heard, it is much too sensible.