What are these external bits?

[Wobba]

And where do I get new ones? These are old and cracked.

[AdrianC]

And where do I get new ones? These are old and cracked.

At a guess, the big 'un is an electrical hookup, and the small one is water in to a tank. Open the big flap, and give us a hint. Also, can you get to the back? Or remove 'em and see what's connected?

[Plasticman]

upper one looks more like a sink drain, simmilar to the early devons, but its a bit high still easy to check, whats on the other side lol
mm

[Wobba]

You would both be correct! The reason I ask is I wanted to replace them as they are all worn and vulcanised. Any suggestions lads?

[Plasticman]

ah look here for one
http://www.magnummotorhomes.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
and here
http://www.olearymotorhomes.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
its called google, come on try real hard to helpyourself
mm

[Wobba]

I already tried the usual search methods. But knowing what to search for is why I posted here! Thanks.

[Wobba]

Hmm...

http://www.magnummotorhomes.co.uk/view_ ... &subcatID=" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

?

[Wobba]

Just to confirm:



As you all probably guessed, it's a power inlet point

[nicq]

That's not power in its power out. If it were in it would be pins not sockets.

[Aidan]

is it perhaps connections for one of those external pumped water tanks beloved of the shed draggers ?

[nicq]

It looks like a standard old continental mains connector

[Oldiebut goodie]

That's not power in its power out. If it were in it would be pins not sockets.

Pins on the pic that I am looking at above - what pic are you looking at?
(Should have gone to Specsavers )

[nicq]

I stand corrected