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Post by bulawayolass on Nov 20, 2013 20:13:12 GMT
Shockingly another serious one will ask on the dark side as well so dont moan about double standards/postings
How do l know if my motorhome is set up for cold weather as some people seem to say theirs is and what can l do to take advantage of it?
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Post by 747 on Nov 20, 2013 20:58:18 GMT
You will find my incisive technical expertise has been brought to bear on your predicament on the 'other side'.
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Post by tugboat on Nov 20, 2013 22:40:19 GMT
Check if the windows can be closed. If so, close them. Simples!
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Post by peribro on Nov 20, 2013 23:03:24 GMT
How do l know if my motorhome is set up for cold weather as some people seem to say theirs is and what can l do to take advantage of it? Well, I guess if you sit in it and don't feel cold then it's probably been set up for cold weather! A bit more seriously, such things to look out for are whether the van has a double floor (not essential but helps), are the water tanks insulated and inboard? If outboard do they have heaters. Is the grey water drain pipe insulated and the control tap / valve situated inside the van (or garage) rather than outside. As for what you can do to take advantage of a cold weather set up, then the world is your oyster!
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Post by Deleted on Dec 1, 2013 19:50:59 GMT
Well, I guess if you sit in it and don't feel cold then it's probably been set up for cold weather! On the basis of that test my vehicle doesn't even have sufficient insulation for a typical British Summer. And on the basis of that list, it definitely isn't set up for a British Winter. Oh well, South of Spain here I come, if only my gas alarm arrives in time for my proposed departure. And to think I ordered 'Express Delivery' at a cost of only £59.99 too!
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