THIS week I bought (2 Viewers)

[Manic]

Can't you just leave it on the bracket? I don't understand this bagging TV's ?

I could but I don't want tv on the side of the wardrobe when travelling, as we don't have a tv cupboard.

 

[JockandRita]

I could but I don't want tv on the side of the wardrobe when travelling, as we don't have a tv cupboard.

Couldn't you find a way of anchoring/securing the TV to the side of the wardrobe for travelling, without having to bag it each time you move?

Cheers,

Jock.

 

[Wildbill]

we just tie our TV back with a bit of that old orange baler twine comes in rely handy for holding my trousers up to

 

[Minxy]

Is it me............. I have no idea as to what the majority here has bought.......are you talking in another language ???? (where is the icon for 'thicky?!!)

This one maybe ...

 

[Lenny HB]

I don't get it either, what's the point.

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[Steve]

A battery master from Vanbitz

 

[Jaws]

I could but I don't want tv on the side of the wardrobe when travelling, as we don't have a tv cupboard.

We have one but do not use it ( in fact it is where the microwave is ! )

Couldn't you find a way of anchoring/securing the TV to the side of the wardrobe for travelling, without having to bag it each time you move?

Cheers,

Jock.

You know those wee elastic things that are used on the Funster rally tents.. Black with a white ball on them ..
Well we just use one of those to hold the telly back
We have used the same method in all the vans we have had

 

[sdc77]

We bag our tv.. It's too big for the original TV cupboard and too big to have flapping around so bagging is the easiest option .. With the quick release bracket.

 

[Spade]

We measured a strip of material that would be long enough to go around the TV when it was pushed back to the corner.we stitched Velcro at each end and putting it so that the middle of the cloth was behind the wall side of the bracket.we removed one of the wall bracket screws and put the cloth behind the hole and replaced the screw so that would keep the strip in place.
Now when we move .we just draw the materiel around the TV and fasten it with velcro

 

[Sidney]

Can't you just leave it on the bracket? I don't understand this bagging TV's ?

I leave mine on the brackets and just check the tightness of the bolts occasionally. The brackets are fixed with sleeve nuts that go right through the furniture so they won't be going anywhere.

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[Ninovan]

2 e-bikes, safe, 500w pure sine wave inverter, bike cover, storage bags, 2 bacon butties (MHF), alarmed padlocks. Must be other stuff but not finished unpacking yet Bike rack being fitted Wednesday

 

[Gooney]

I've posted this before but basically, when the cantilever bracket is in the docked position drill an 1/8" hole vertically through the arms of the cantilever, insert a nail or something similar as a pin and drop it into the drilled hole, this will prevent the cantilever opening out. Just remove the pin when you want to swing the TV out and replace the pin when you push the TV back to the stored position.

 

[golly]

Is it me............. I have no idea as to what the majority here has bought.......are you talking in another language ???? (where is the icon for 'thicky?!!)

I often find this one useful,

 

[keith]

Can't you just leave it on the bracket? I don't understand this bagging TV's ?

Me neither, ours has been on a bracket for the past 8 years, including traveling through Portugal.

 

[ROB1CHELSEA1]

Avtex STH2000 12v/24v ...
£43.99 However, I got mine at the Newbury show for £35. Such a good picture now.

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[Rooky Vanner]

Sat receiver box and a free standing solar panel, Oh and an original 1972 V4 mark 1 Capri owners manual, well it was there !?!?!?!??!

 

[carolyn]

Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner on the tescos boost, still got enough for a couple of euro tunnel crossings. The Henry has been out to get me for sometime and after using the F word today(not like me at all) he has won and will be got rid of. I accidentally bought the heavy numatic one, should have sent it back immediately it is so heavy.

 

[Lenny HB]

Nearly 200 quid on a couple of Abus bike locks

 

[Nik]

From Newbury on sunny Saturday.
A 4G Mimo kit from MotorhomeWiFi, and a Oxygen Movelite Duo XL. driveaway awning and a hat!
Try it all out next week in Cornwall.

 

[LAM]

This one maybe ...

thank you MG

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[LAM]

I often find this one useful, View attachment 62883

Where is this icon Golly ??

 

[StitchesnFluff]

A hand held weight scale

 

[tonyidle]

I'm on Virgin cable Tony and I had to phone 150 to get caller ID enabled. Normally this incurs a £2.25 pm fee but surprisingly they gave it me free. Apparently they have promotion codes and the like and staff can use discretion to give it free.
Anyone not in our phone book now faces a blockade and the answer phone bring it on!! tw@ts

 

[scotzsue]

a fish slice, 50p from Wilco and some plastic dots to stop rattling door, last ones were too big, bet these will be too small.
Size really does matter

 

[Lenny HB]

Removable peddles for the bikes.

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[golly]

Where is this icon Golly ??

It's not on the forum, I downloaded it. I have had it a while, can't remember where I got it.

 

[LAM]

It's not on the forum, I downloaded it. I have had it a while, can't remember where I got it.

Used to live near to the original 'Robinson' factory. Sadly long gone now

 

[LAM]

Surprising but very happily sourced 'lite' 6kg gas bottle, locally... (live in the middle of nowhere !)

 

[keith]

Removable peddles for the bikes.

Aren't all peddles removable? Or are these special, Mine just screw off, one right hand thread and one left?

 

[keith]

Broken Link Removed

A narrow right angle screw driver to fit in drill, getting fed up of catching knuckles in tight spaces.

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