Am looking to get my first caravan next year after we get married this looks perfect for what we're looking for will look out for this type when buying
What a great video thank you for that. Ive just bought a 2005 Coachman Amara but with a fixed bed. Shes in good condition but obviously with the age she needs the odd thing. I know how to work everything properly now thank you!
This video is amazing. I need to change the tyre / have it changed aren't they meant to have a key for the wheels? Many thanks for helping me with a daft question! Xx
Hello Jennifer and thanks for the compliment on the video, You will only need a wheel nut locking socket if the caravan has them fitted , if it has I would have thought the previous owner would have passed it onto you when you bought your caravan so I suspect it probably doesn't have them fitted . they look like the locking wheel nuts/studs you would have on a car for example , so I think your caravan hasn't got them so it is just the normal procedure to take the wheels of the caravan. If however it does have locking wheel nuts and you haven't got the unlocking socket they can be removed by knocking on a undersized socket and removing them with a socket ratchet wrench . Hope this is of help to you .
Thanks for the video. I have the same caravan. When I connect the caravan to 220 V power supply the battery doesn't charge and the transformer 220 V to 12 V doesn't work either. Do you know what can be the problem? Thanks in advance.
Hello , there is usually a switch you have to turn on , on the top of the transformer , if this switch is on it will illuminate orange when you are connected to the 239v , if this is not happening then the transformer is dead . Hope this helps.
Am looking to get my first caravan next year after we get married this looks perfect for what we're looking for will look out for this type when buying
Thank you for this video it helped me decide and now I own this nice camper
Glad the video was of use to you.
you should do handovers at caravan sellers, thank you for the video so clear and easy to follow
Thanks that's a fantastic compliment.
Very thorough, thank you 🙏
Thanks.
Superbly explained video
Thanks.
Nice video, I've just bought a 2004 twin axle Coachman Amara which is pretty much the same as this and now I know how to operate everything.
I'm glad it can be useful for you.
What a great video thank you for that. Ive just bought a 2005 Coachman Amara but with a fixed bed. Shes in good condition but obviously with the age she needs the odd thing. I know how to work everything properly now thank you!
Fantastic , glad it's of use to you.
This video is amazing. I need to change the tyre / have it changed aren't they meant to have a key for the wheels? Many thanks for helping me with a daft question! Xx
Hello Jennifer and thanks for the compliment on the video, You will only need a wheel nut locking socket if the caravan has them fitted , if it has I would have thought the previous owner would have passed it onto you when you bought your caravan so I suspect it probably doesn't have them fitted . they look like the locking wheel nuts/studs you would have on a car for example , so I think your caravan hasn't got them so it is just the normal procedure to take the wheels of the caravan. If however it does have locking wheel nuts and you haven't got the unlocking socket they can be removed by knocking on a undersized socket and removing them with a socket ratchet wrench . Hope this is of help to you .
Thank you so much for your help :) and taking the time to reply xx
Thanks for the video. I have the same caravan. When I connect the caravan to 220 V power supply the battery doesn't charge and the transformer 220 V to 12 V doesn't work either. Do you know what can be the problem? Thanks in advance.
Hello , there is usually a switch you have to turn on , on the top of the transformer , if this switch is on it will illuminate orange when you are connected to the 239v , if this is not happening then the transformer is dead . Hope this helps.