THIS week I bought

[con-tiki]

Bought an grill/oven for my Hymer , a purse and a handbag

Shirl

 

[Mags52]

A fire extinguisher and fire blanket. Not exciting but probably sensible.

 

[TheBig1]

A replacement regulator again. Surely its about time the design fault was admitted :Sad:

 

[Techno]

A replacement regulator again. Surely its about time the design fault was admitted :Sad:

Which would that be?

 

[hawkmoon]

This week I bought........
2 new chairs to replace our failing old ones
1 plate rack for the new van as none fitted as standard :Sad:

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[Drew]

Some more wine and a dehumidifier, not sure if there is any correlation

 

[hawkmoon]

Forgot about the Motorhome destination log book for the wife

 

[Techno]

£27 postage cost only for THREE complete new upgraded internals for the mppt regulators I bought last year. Excellent customer service from ebay seller in Taiwan (must be making a loss)

 

[TheBig1]

Which would that be?

It was a Truma bulkhead one. These seem to fail frequently, caused by rubber hoses apparently, which block the internal filters. Very odd when those from other manufaturers like cleese or gas it dont seem effected by this issue

 

[Techno]

It was a Truma bulkhead one. These seem to fail frequently, caused by rubber hoses apparently, which block the internal filters. Very odd when those from other manufaturers like cleese or gas it dont seem effected by this issue

Cant you change it? or fit a stainless steel hose? £25
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[TheBig1]

oh believe me, Im not fitting another truma, purchased a replacement from EBay which will get fitted tomorrow. It seems every time I change van for the last few years I have the same issue. Sods law, I didnt have a spare when it went whilst away.

Stainless hoses are great, but expensive, as I would need to change them all. Got a gaslow system with 2 13k refillable cylinders on the van

 

[Reallyretired]

Also the truma regulator block has also been reported with steel hoses, the rubber hose bit is only a theory and may be wrong. The problem doesn't seem to occur with other makes of regulator, also even with the Truma one, some (including myself) have used them for years without problem with rubber hoses.

Today bought a waste bin for door fitting and a SD card USB reader. I'm hoping it will read 32Gb cards from my windscreen video camera as my notebook won't read it. It doesn't actually say it will but at £1.55 post free it's worth a try.

 

[jhorsf]

Truma say their reg filters better than the others thats why it blocks up and if you fit one that does not block up its because it passes the gunk and will cause you problems in the future.I have NO IDEA if this is true.

 

[Ralph-n-Bev]

A Victorian outfit for the Goth weekend at Whitby of ebay :thumb:

 

[Road Runner]

Burglar Alarm, heavy duty drivers door, & habitation door locks (hope I have not gone overboard with em) plus new tyre.

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[Hayleylulu]

Burglar Alarm, heavy duty drivers door, & habitation door locks (hope I have not gone overboard with em) plus new tyre.

what no flowers for Sid

 

[Road Runner]

what no flowers for Sid

Naughty

 

[weekenders]

A Victorian outfit for the Goth weekend at Whitby of ebay :thumb:

ooh check you out, look forward to seeing it in April:thumb:

 

[Ralph-n-Bev]

ooh check you out, look forward to seeing it in April:thumb:

Cant wait , :rollonfloor::yeah:
Im either being Miss Havisham or a Victorian madam this year , which ever one I dont do i will use at the next meet later on in the year.
Sorting Ralphs out now. There are quite a few X theatrical outfits on there at the moment if you look.

 

[Reallyretired]

Bought a telesopic ladder yesterday

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[Nirvanauk]

One hour ago I picked up my van from Dave Newells after having a solar panel and cruise control fitted.
Very neat job.

 

[MikeandCarolyn]

eyelets

I bought a card of 10 Gelert snap-on plastic eyelets today.
Good though my new Taylormade bike cover is,I'm not keen on the drawstring method of tightening the excess underneath-so,when we get to Marjal I will experiment with extra eyelets and some bunjee cord
Mike.

 

[Techno]

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[acting_strange]

mmmmmmm..........swift.....

This what I bought this week (the picture is not my actual machine but close enough)....

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[Techno]

Very Nice!
Mine in 1970's

earlier version before 3rd crash

sold it after 7yrs abuse.
More recently pedal power

Ha ha cant catch me

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[Techno]

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[slobadoberbob]

Did not spend much this week

I purchased off ebay 2 z scale kits.. yes they make very tiny kits of a fire truck and an ambulance .. box van.. could be a Winnebago Aspect .. although an earlier Ford cab.. £5.95 delivered.

But nothing else .. no bargains

Bob

 

[icantremember]

We have been considering for ages an underslung lpg tank.......

........this week we finally had one fitted by Autogas 2000 in Thirsk :thumb:

 

[Techno]

We have been considering for ages an underslung lpg tank.......

........this week we finally had one fitted by Autogas 2000 in Thirsk :thumb:

Pictures?

 

[Techno]

Too late for me to get this bargain but you?
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