pappajohn
LIFE MEMBER
That'll be handy when you pop out the tunnel at the other side.... It should be close to boiling by then.
THIS week I bought
- Thread starter Techno
- Start date
OP
OP
- Jul 28, 2010
- 15,475
- 20,763
- Funster No
- 12,905
- MH
- Rapido 7090F 3 litre 160
- Exp
- May 2010
Bargain price <Broken link removed>
or <Broken link removed>
or <Broken link removed>
R1guy
Free Member
OP
OP
- Jul 28, 2010
- 15,475
- 20,763
- Funster No
- 12,905
- MH
- Rapido 7090F 3 litre 160
- Exp
- May 2010
Cheap as chips..... Less than £60, delivered from UK. How long will it last?
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
A replacement Truma monocontrol CS gas regulator, and two stainless steel gas hoses to replace the rubber ones, as they have a 20 - 25 year life expectancy - more than i'll need. All fitted and tested now.
Better than I expected...
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/710-...0001&campid=5338547443&icep_item=113949199287
MOT and a year's road tax.
Now need to ensure we get plenty of use out of the van to make it worthwhile!
Now need to ensure we get plenty of use out of the van to make it worthwhile!
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
suavecarve
LIFE MEMBER
In the past month and in no particular order
A quantity of second hand Michelin Green Guides for a couple of quid each
Air Conditioner refiller and gauge £40
motorbike trousers for wife and new jacket for me £40 and £40
Double helmet top box for suzuki address (and it surprisingly doesnt look that stupid) £30
A small table (we have the dining room set and i like to lounge about and cant with the full table out) About £60 in total
Another couple of solar powered battery banks (daughters house had no electric so i lost mine) tenner a piece
4 lots of Nivea factor 30 from Ebay for 15 nicker
A quantity of second hand Michelin Green Guides for a couple of quid each
Air Conditioner refiller and gauge £40
motorbike trousers for wife and new jacket for me £40 and £40
Double helmet top box for suzuki address (and it surprisingly doesnt look that stupid) £30
A small table (we have the dining room set and i like to lounge about and cant with the full table out) About £60 in total
Another couple of solar powered battery banks (daughters house had no electric so i lost mine) tenner a piece
4 lots of Nivea factor 30 from Ebay for 15 nicker
- Dec 24, 2014
- 10,206
- 54,468
- Funster No
- 34,553
- MH
- Compass Navigator
- Exp
- Ever since lighting was by Calor gas.
Not very impressed. It's no more effective than the 1001 or Shower glass cleaner that I've tried.
Jaws
LIFE MEMBER
- Sep 26, 2008
- 23,924
- 76,235
- Funster No
- 4,189
- MH
- C class, Chieftain
- Exp
- since 2006 ( I think ! )
A Sterling B2B RR2160 from Sterling them selves
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
Two on Tour
LIFE MEMBER
- Sep 16, 2016
- 11,015
- 58,189
- Funster No
- 45,145
- MH
- Elddis Autoquest 175
- Exp
- Since 2010
Our Whale blown air heating is pretty poor and sounds like a furnace when it's on, so I have bought a 5Kw Chinese diesel heater which should hopefully have us toasty the colder weather.
No space or sensible place to locate it in the MH, so I'm going to fit it under the van which should make it even quieter as I'm a very light sleeper.
No space or sensible place to locate it in the MH, so I'm going to fit it under the van which should make it even quieter as I'm a very light sleeper.
Jaws
LIFE MEMBER
- Sep 26, 2008
- 23,924
- 76,235
- Funster No
- 4,189
- MH
- C class, Chieftain
- Exp
- since 2006 ( I think ! )
You cannot hear ours at all and it is fitted under one of the bench seat
The only problem we found is that even setting the temp. and running it at its lowest setting, after about 40 minutes it HAS to go off or we have to open windows !
Suppose you are planning to self isolate in the back garden then?
Bustup15
LIFE MEMBER
A camera probe for my Android phone
For £9.99 it's fantastic.
Used it to 'see' into a cavity to pull a new feed cable through.
Without it I honestly think I would still have been there now
For £9.99 it's fantastic.
Used it to 'see' into a cavity to pull a new feed cable through.
Without it I honestly think I would still have been there now
Minxy
LIFE MEMBER
- Aug 22, 2007
- 33,840
- 70,979
- Funster No
- 149
- MH
- Carthago Compactline
- Exp
- Since 1996, had Elddis/Swift/Rapido/Rimor/Chausson MHs. Autocruise/Globecar PVCs/Compactline i-138
Might be an idea to contact your insurance company before fitting it just to make sure it won't affect your existing coverage.
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
Nasher
Free Member
A paddock starter to save having to bump start my classic racing motorbikes
Any links or details please?
Bustup15
LIFE MEMBER
Euro Car Parts | Car Parts Online & In Store - FREE UK Delivery
spitfire
Free Member
Nothing lol One benefit of serious lockdown !
Same here . Was all ready to order Dunlop air suspension kit , money put aside but now I’m at home with no wage it’s had to go on the back burner. Ironic really as I’m now bored and only been at home since Friday lunchtime !
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
spitfire
Free Member
Ha ha sorry here in France real lockdown so in since Tuesday last week and don’t see it stopping anytime soon
Two on Tour
LIFE MEMBER
- Sep 16, 2016
- 11,015
- 58,189
- Funster No
- 45,145
- MH
- Elddis Autoquest 175
- Exp
- Since 2010
Toilet paper from Lidl?
So the dog is safe from being used.
old-mo would be very proud of you reviving an old joke like that.
Jaws
LIFE MEMBER
- Sep 26, 2008
- 23,924
- 76,235
- Funster No
- 4,189
- MH
- C class, Chieftain
- Exp
- since 2006 ( I think ! )
Replacement wire feed liner for the mig welder torch
A double, waterproof outside socket and conduit so I can make a more permanent connection to plug Moho into the mains . For battery charge purposes mainly
Subscribers do not see these advertisements
Join us or log in to post a reply.
To join in you must be a member of MotorhomeFun
Join MotorhomeFun
Join us, it quick and easy!
Log in
Already a member? Log in here.