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15-05-2008, 11:33 AM
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Funster No: 35
Join Date: Jul 2007
MH Type: A class RV
MH Model: DAMON CHALLENGER 355
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Looks a bargain at the minuet, you should bear in mind that the fitting kit and brake cable are made as one off's for each vehicleat a time, it more than likely won't fit any other without modification if at all , you will be suprised at the diferences between two so called identical cars 
Geo
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15-05-2008, 11:47 AM
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#32 (permalink)
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Funster No: 16
Join Date: Jul 2007
MH Type: American RV
MH Model: Sellers Wakeechee 34 ft ARV
Location: South Wales
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Originally Posted by Geo
Looks a bargain at the minuet, you should bear in mind that the fitting kit and brake cable are made as one off's for each vehicleat a time, it more than likely won't fit any other without modification if at all , you will be suprised at the diferences between two so called identical cars 
Geo
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C'mon Geo you have Kieths ear so where he gitting his one for under £500?
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15-05-2008, 12:00 PM
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Funster No: 1103
Join Date: Jan 2008
MH Type: A Class RV
MH Model: Monaco Windsor
Location: West of Southampton edge of the New Forest
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Geo
Looks a bargain at the minuet, you should bear in mind that the fitting kit and brake cable are made as one off's for each vehicleat a time, it more than likely won't fit any other without modification if at all , you will be suprised at the diferences between two so called identical cars 
Geo
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Yes Geo I agree but most of us Rv owners are usually quite handy at modifications, I know that I am, and can adapt most things, and most of the time these things are fairly straight forward and not rocket sience!
Regards Pat
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15-05-2008, 08:00 PM
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Funster No: 1103
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20-05-2008, 05:37 PM
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20-05-2008, 07:26 PM
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#36 (permalink)
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Crikey!  Over £400 pounds for a second hand one may have seemed cheap once...BUT
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Originally Posted by kands
it seems that I have the A Frame sorted out now (brand new and fitted for under £500, can't be bad.....)
Keith
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A brand new one fitted for under £500 makes the one on eBay look like daylight robbery!!!
C'mon Keith, spill the beans, where'd you get a deal like that?
Bryan
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20-05-2008, 08:22 PM
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Funster No: 172
Join Date: Aug 2007
MH Type: coachbuilt
MH Model: swift kon-tiki
Location: scarborough, nth yorks
Years Motorhoming: 5 years
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from the ebay listing..............
No mileage was added to our vehicle when we towed it in this manner compared to some other towing methods.
eeeerrr. how do they do that then, my speedo still clocks up the miles while being towed.
electronic speedo perhaps.......dunno. but then it wouldnt clock no matter how you towed it.
john.
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20-05-2008, 08:28 PM
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Funster No: 172
Join Date: Aug 2007
MH Type: coachbuilt
MH Model: swift kon-tiki
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mine was cheap at £120 complete +£80 for diesel to essex and back to collect.  
add to that £70 to manufacture the towbar/electrics on the van and its cheap towing.
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Last edited by pappajohn : 20-05-2008 at 08:29 PM.
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20-05-2008, 09:55 PM
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#39 (permalink)
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Member
Funster No: 16
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MH Type: American RV
MH Model: Sellers Wakeechee 34 ft ARV
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My Kia has an electronic speedo and never counts the towed miles.
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21-05-2008, 10:53 AM
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#40 (permalink)
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Funster No: 2025
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Hi there
WE're looking for a braked A frame for a 97 Corsa - my husband should is very good with cars and should be able to fit it :)
Any suggestions / advice would be welcome :)
ta
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