Top 5 Caravan Maintenance Tips || Caravan Preparation
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- Top 5 Caravan Maintenance Tips, looking for tips before you head off. This video lists 5 favourite tips to attend to before your big trip. Perhaps for beginners, though some seasoned travellers don't realise their importance until it's too late.
To save a lot of money, it is suggested you perform these chores or purchases before you head off. Some caravan repair can charge up to $145 per hour and suddenly the little fix can be several hundreds of dollars. Performing the tasks and making the purchases before you head off may also give you a great sense of satisfaction. These 5 tips are only a small handful of what you might consider in your caravan preparation before leaving home.
Any questions, leave a comment and I will endeavour to answer them for you.
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Great tips! Thanks for sharing. 👍
You're welcome
Hi Paul just to let you know today I cleaned my headlights on my patrol with cream cut and polish and with no effort at all they came up like bran new 👍🍺🍷🤙
Hi Stephen,
That's excellent news!
If you have an issue with the drainage, try using pressure glue (green) and holding them in place for about 30 seconds before releasing next time.
You were 100% right about the order in which you glue, you don't want to be left trying to glue a "fixed point".
Love the channel and the content.
I see Murphy was hanging about when you were filming the plastic hitch cover 😂
Hi Raymond, thanks for your knowledge, nice to know for the future.
Is Murphy the Swan?
BTW, you will see even more now on my new TV series, first show goes live today.
The DO-35 hitch...interesting suggestion. Thanks Paul.
Would a heavy rubber, full width mudflap do the same job as the Stone Stomper? Bunnings has suitable rubber sheets 1m x 1m for around $30 cut in two, chain links, bolts, nuts and washers as well as carabinas to attach to the underside of the vehicle. Even if it ends up horizontal when you are travelling at highway speed, I reckon it would still deflect any stones. 60 bucks all up and a couple of hours.
Hey Benny,
There are so many opinions out there in lala land as to how one should have a go to make their own.
I've read quite a lot and the general consensus is,... too hard. So worth a little research and ask around. Thanks for your comments.
Great video just a suggestion from a retired Electrician i would buy a flat pin trailer plug with scew terminals not the push in one that you have ,they are terrible and eventually cause issues and fail .
I did actually use screw type, the photo was just for effect
Thanks for these tips !
You're always welcome!
Just a question: Why not replace the PVC tubing by (stainless) steel tubing?
The new PVC tubing will break again, sooner or later, won't it?
Cheers
Hi Thomas,
I think the weight would pull it off the hinges. I have covered the pipes with the rubber matting as you can see in the video, so that should help
Sorry but you forgot that many basic things to check its not funny