Hi Bruce. Yes, I actually do have an electric brake magnet - I forgot about this one! Yes, that's a good idea but I've decided to change the wheel bearings every 8-10 thousand ks. More frequently if we go through water. Thanks for the tip. Steve
Oh thanks so much for your lovely comment. Glad you liked this ep. Comments like yours keeps us motivated to carry on making more episodes! Thanks again.😀
Hi Steve & Dena. This was useful info that will come in handy for us down the track. I have a couple of silly questions I'd like to ask please. When you rivet the shade cloth slide to the van, is there anything to be aware of when you drill through the van for the rivets, what are you drilling into & will it be water tight, should silicone be used around the drill holes? Also, is the red anderson plug for the vehicle to caravan electric brakes only & the grey one for everything else? I don't always see a red anderson plug on caravans. Thanks.
Hi Don. With the rivets, I used self-sealing rivets. When drilling into the side of the van, you're not drilling too deep so no problems there. I didn't bother with silicone because I used self-sealing rivets. No - the red anderson is for your braking system and the grey one is for everything else. Hope this helps. Thanks for the questions Don. Have a great day!
Aluminium Section Sail Track is what it's called, and we got it from Bunnings. I found it on the Bunnings website also. Thanks for your comment and glad you enjoyed the video. Hope this helps. Steve
SKU: IC-004 Category: TPMS Accessories Hi Brian. Thanks for the question. We got the iCheck TPMS Signal Booster directly from ichecktpms.com.au. This solved all our problems with losing signal. I highly recommend getting this if your signal is dropping out. Have a great day and hope this helps! Steve
No, we were still down south at that time. Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment. We're just starting up our channel so it's exciting to connect with you!😀
@@BirdieTravels The reason I ask is that I also had a flat and another caravaner radioed to let me know, I have since bought wifi tyre pressure management system waiting for them to be delivered before my next trip. cheers
G'Day Robert. Thanks for the question. Our caravan sits quite high off the ground, so I jack it up on a couple of blocks of wood to help make it level and the jack sits high. Also, I leave they jockey leg on whilst travelling, so I don't have to take it off and find somewhere to put it when we hook up. With the foot off, the bottom of the shaft can be wound up level with the bottom of the draw-bar when travelling. Hope this makes sense. Steve
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Very helpful video.👍
Thanks so much for your positive 😄comment. Glad this was of some help to you.
Hi Steve I would carry a spare set of wheel bearing and electric brake magnet too happy travelling.
Hi Bruce. Yes, I actually do have an electric brake magnet - I forgot about this one! Yes, that's a good idea but I've decided to change the wheel bearings every 8-10 thousand ks. More frequently if we go through water. Thanks for the tip. Steve
Lovely Ep and setup and tips guys
Oh thanks so much for your lovely comment. Glad you liked this ep. Comments like yours keeps us motivated to carry on making more episodes! Thanks again.😀
@@BirdieTravels No worries, As a small TH-camr Myself I know how it is.
Nice tips episode now I’ll have to go look at your other episodes now lol , got a tip for you put a wedge in that hammer for a tighter fit 👍
Great thanks for the tip! I hope you enjoy our other episodes as well.😃
Waiting for this one
Good on ya! Hope you enjoy it.
Hi Steve & Dena. This was useful info that will come in handy for us down the track. I have a couple of silly questions I'd like to ask please. When you rivet the shade cloth slide to the van, is there anything to be aware of when you drill through the van for the rivets, what are you drilling into & will it be water tight, should silicone be used around the drill holes? Also, is the red anderson plug for the vehicle to caravan electric brakes only & the grey one for everything else? I don't always see a red anderson plug on caravans. Thanks.
Hi Don. With the rivets, I used self-sealing rivets. When drilling into the side of the van, you're not drilling too deep so no problems there. I didn't bother with silicone because I used self-sealing rivets. No - the red anderson is for your braking system and the grey one is for everything else. Hope this helps. Thanks for the questions Don. Have a great day!
Great video thanks! Just wondering what the name of the side awning channel thing is called? Cheers 😊
Aluminium Section Sail Track is what it's called, and we got it from Bunnings. I found it on the Bunnings website also. Thanks for your comment and glad you enjoyed the video. Hope this helps. Steve
Hi Steve, do you have a link for the Bluetooth booster you have used ? or make / model ?
Kind regards
Clarky
SKU: IC-004
Category: TPMS Accessories
Hi Brian. Thanks for the question. We got the iCheck TPMS Signal Booster directly from ichecktpms.com.au. This solved all our problems with losing signal. I highly recommend getting this if your signal is dropping out. Have a great day and hope this helps! Steve
Hey guys, watched for the first time. The van with the flat tyre your mentioned, was that in Qld north of Childers around April?
No, we were still down south at that time. Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment. We're just starting up our channel so it's exciting to connect with you!😀
@@BirdieTravels The reason I ask is that I also had a flat and another caravaner radioed to let me know, I have since bought wifi tyre pressure management system waiting for them to be delivered before my next trip. cheers
@@dags2310 Yeah, that's great you bought them. So much safer on the road now for your next trip! Steve
Why do to need to jack the jocky wheel so high up? r
G'Day Robert. Thanks for the question. Our caravan sits quite high off the ground, so I jack it up on a couple of blocks of wood to help make it level and the jack sits high. Also, I leave they jockey leg on whilst travelling, so I don't have to take it off and find somewhere to put it when we hook up. With the foot off, the bottom of the shaft can be wound up level with the bottom of the draw-bar when travelling. Hope this makes sense. Steve