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I would definitely have at least the simpler system,just means every time you move,you charge have you got it sussed ? I'd suggest the 40a relay and 30a fuses on 4mm wire

there's [at least] 2 ways to do a split charge one is to just use a smartcom 40amp relay on its own ,using 4-6 mm wire to connect the leisure battery to the van battery another,more effective way is to use the smartcom relay to operate a much more powerful 100amp relay,making it possible to...

lots of different places to put one,you can put a simple socket under the van fixed to the sill or a boxed socket in a side panel. if you need any help with this I'm in Bristol ,pm me

we lived with our 4 kids like that,it's not that big a deal .and now my oldest is 40 odd we all get on great still and have a good laugh together,never had any of that teenage angst crap either !

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oh dear l****rubbertramp! you've been censored !!

mileage isn't a factor,it's the fitting out and general appearance.mine had about 160.000 on it when changed

as I was having probs with my webasto,I put a Morco heater,similar to a Carver Trumatic in the bottom of a cupboard . I have since fixed the webasto and it's not too noisy. but having both in place I decided to compare them. they both got the van from 3 degrees to 22 degrees in about an hour...

if the cold air is actually being blown out then that's very odd ! you ''ll have to follow the ducting and find a disconnection or a squashed pipe. did it ever blow warm air ?

the usual measurement is 700mm from the wall,this is the size needed for a cassette toilet,and these toilets have been designed by people who have worked out how much elbow room you need to wipe your bum. the length can be variable but I'd say,having built loads of them,that 850mm is about the...

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if you can afford that-go for it if you can't,then re-think it ! I did my lt35 for about 7-800 quid.insulation was recycled plastic bottle looks like rockwool,all framing was 15mm square.no decals or wheel trims.i have a fridge 4 burner grill and oven,about £100 the lot,eberspacher heater,£60...

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did you remember to take the wheel off ?,lets see a photy !

get a can of zinc spray and spray in and around the holes then when dry fill with sikaflex or stixall

one advantage with seitz windows is they can be top hung or sliding. top hung means you have a window open even when it's raining,plus it's an escape route if that concerns you.personally I went for second hand,double glazed,top hung ,tinted caravan windows.cheap as chips and as effective as any...

bonded windows are fairly easy to fit,cut the hole and glue the glass in place with the recommended mastic-sorted.only single glazed though.seitz windows are double glazed,come with blinds and fly screens and quite importantly,open . not cheap,but easy to fit. they do small or big windows.

this is why a coil of black pipe works better; the water doesn't slosh about and the heat absorbing area is massive compared to the diameter of the pipe. also on a hot day even once the heated water has been pumped out,the cold going in has warmed by the time it's travelled 50 metres ! and the...

sounds like you might be getting a 'cold bridge' across the rivets,and of course the luton is where all the cooking and breathing moisture collect.i take it the rivets are going into hollow ribs,you can drill holes at intervals and squirt in expanding foam,use dustsheets it gets everywhere,and...

the irrigation pipe used was black and smooth,but mainly cheap and tough,semi rigid, the copper pipe I got a roll of 10mm,annealed it,and wrapped it round the flue,in both cases I put a drop in 12v pump in the water container to push the water through,although the flue one could have a header...