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New accessory for the van
Posted: 01 Jun 2007, 23:28
by RachelDaisy
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My new niece Mari - who came up to Manchester from Devon today for the first time to meet her Auntie.
I'd been wondering what to keep on that top bunk!!
Posted: 02 Jun 2007, 12:51
by kevtherev
Does it run off 12 volt?....
Accessory for the van
Posted: 02 Jun 2007, 13:46
by RachelDaisy
She's very economical - just milk and some mashed veg.
Posted: 03 Jun 2007, 19:47
by lambro28
yeah but the waste tank on it will need emptying to much, we had one of those and it kept malfunctioning every night at about 3am screaming its head of.
12 years later and it developed an attitude and became extremly expensive to maintain

Posted: 03 Jun 2007, 19:54
by Flibbertigibbet
Posted: 03 Jun 2007, 21:40
by Nicola&Tony
lambro28 wrote:it kept malfunctioning every night at about 3am screaming its head of.
If only a silencer was available! Reasonably priced and easy to bolt on, then enjoy the peace and quiet!
Tony
Posted: 04 Jun 2007, 16:41
by kevtherev
There are some after market silencers.. Binky or diddy I think they are called..... but I prefer the the original equipment a nice plump tit
new acessory for the van
Posted: 04 Jun 2007, 19:11
by RachelDaisy
Ooooo Errr Kev the Rev - you are making me blush !!

Posted: 04 Jun 2007, 22:48
by mininut
Posted: 05 Jun 2007, 12:48
by Devs
my girlfriend is pressuring me into getting one of these for our vans. I told her i am cool with it aslong as we can keep it in the van and not have to take it home
Posted: 05 Jun 2007, 13:43
by mal0r
We have one of these on order, should be due end of September.
I understand they require a lot of maintenance, but provide years of entertainment, and if treated properly will look after you in your old age.
Also, I've been told that the accessories can be expensive and wear out quickly. I've yet to find a fitting for the van that fits correctly too.
Posted: 05 Jun 2007, 16:47
by kevtherev
May I suggest you get a manual then some of the more complicated maintenance procedures can be read in advance
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this should cover most problems but keep in touch as there is nothing like ownership experience
Posted: 05 Jun 2007, 20:10
by mal0r
Amazing, I was just telling my mate about this thread and he suggested exactly that last item.
Posted: 05 Jun 2007, 20:38
by kevtherev
This is Fiction of course.....
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I don't believe it could be that simple..eh lads?