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[pandas]

With bikes ready for Spain Jan 2020.
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No bikes in this staycation trip.

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Cheers,

Jock.

Is that a garage fridge on the right hand side? I don't mean aircon for the garage?

 

[jongood]

Why have I never thought of taking the front wheels off the pushbikes ?
I can fit in both E bikes in the same style as round the scooter but it is a bit of a pain and may well try this method.

I thought that when I saw funflair s garage because its mega tidy, but decided not to because where we go its quite often only possible to access one side at a time, so ours is no way as tidy but we can get all the regularly used stuff out of the right hand door.

 

[dpsuk999]

Ive always wondered how do you get out the car once you've driven it in

It’s winched in I’m lucky as I have the large garage door (most car garage motorhomes don’t have this large door) so I can easily access the handbrake and gear selector (mine is auto as it’s fully electric) so I put the car in park and handbrake on. There are a further 2 small doors just where the front wheels are to allow you to secure it with straps and a further strap through a tow loop on the back secures it

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[JockandRita]

Is that a garage fridge on the right hand side? I don't mean aircon for the garage?

No, it's a 12v/240v cool box which will be coming out after this weekend at the Lincoln Show. It's great for keeping the beers and Cava Rosado chilled ................................. unless of course you inadvertently press the switch to the wrong setting when loading. It's not until you are all set up at your new destination and ready for that nice cold refreshing beer or wine ............................ that you then find everything is warm to hot.

Cheers,

Jock.

 

[pandas]

No, it's a 12v/240v cool box which will be coming out after this weekend at the Lincoln Show. It's great for keeping the beers and Cava Rosado chilled ................................. unless of course you inadvertently press the switch to the wrong setting when loading. It's not until you are all set up at your new destination and ready for that nice cold refreshing beer or wine ............................ that you then find everything is warm to hot.

Cheers,

Jock.

We are looking for something to keep our fruit and veg cool as we store them in the garage and usually get too warm. Would that type of unit fulfill that role?

 

[JockandRita]

We are looking for something to keep our fruit and veg cool as we store them in the garage and usually get too warm. Would that type of unit fulfill that role?

Absolutely. It was bought at Aldi with a 3 x year warranty supported by Dometic. It's more efficient on 12 v than on 240v in my opinion.
I was leaving it on all night, but reverted to on in the daytime when solar power is at it's best, and off at night. It doesn't loose much in the way of temperature.
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Cheers,

Jock.

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[SalcombeRegis]

 

[Lenny HB]

Ours before we set off for France last Sunday.
Having detachable peddles on the bikes makes stowing them a lot easier.

 

[Flairy]

This is my garage fully loaded with 6meter safari room ,out door kitchen dining table 4 chairs and Christmas tree and lights ready for Spain.under floor storage helps.

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[Marauder]

Cut up some bits of gutter to make a rail for fishing rods etc...

I like the gutter idea - - that's a keeper: thanks

 

[Grasmere9]

So today I decided to empty our garage...the previous owners had left lots of treasure and I needed to know what!! Then I set about sorting all the stuff.. I have inherited hook up cables for UK and France, ground sheet pegs, awning sides for Omnistor, pegs, storm straps, two pallets, warning triangle and high viz jacket, bulbs, Milenco levelling ramps, yellow bad ground mat things, two water carriers....the list goes on!!!

 

[Grasmere9]

So today I decided to empty our garage...the previous owners had left lots of treasure and I needed to know what!! Then I set about sorting all the stuff.. I have inherited hook up cables for UK and France, ground sheet pegs, awning sides for Omnistor, pegs, storm straps, two pallets, warning triangle and high viz jacket, bulbs, Milenco levelling ramps, yellow bad ground mat things, two water carriers....the list goes on!!!

Mallets ...not pallets

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[dabhand]

I have bunk beds and a toilet in my garage for the maid and chef, apart from that it’s the usual assemblage of sh*te that I don’t need!

 

[Grasmere9]

I have bunk beds and a toilet in my garage for the maid and chef, apart from that it’s the usual assemblage of sh*te that I don’t need!

They have a toilet

 

[dabhand]

They have a toilet

Only for when they’re not working

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[bigtree]

I’ve had numerous bikes in my garage but this is by far the best,KTM Superduke RR.

 

[the1andonly]

Don't have a garage just a ski cupboard, accessable from inside and out. Sorting is vital. My built in storage shelving.
When taken washing machine has to live under table until awning is up.




chairs stored to left and on hook above. Table , steps stored with chair on left







Ps the chairs were selected to fit. Existing ones we had are too long. At least when we tow the up! We can carry extra twt.

 

[Mechantech]

1959 Li125 Lambretta
The “Purple People Eater”

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[Jofang]

I'd love to have Velo Slide but it reduces the available height in your garage and I already have to compress the forks on my bike to get it through the door of our Voyageur.

 

[A S R]

It’s a bit busy in mine but I do live in it. It’s a bit tidier now too

 

[Grasmere9]

So many full timers!! Maybe when our son is grown up we could go full time

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[A S R]

So many full timers!! Maybe when our son is grown up we could go full time

Foster him out!

 

[Grasmere9]

Foster him out!

he's a good kid but I couldn't inflict him on another family

 

[ShiftZZ]

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[Jimit100]

My garage is a work in progress. But the most important bit is almost done; the bike transport. We would never have our bikes bouncing around outside of the camper and exposed to the elements. This solid rack is from a German company called Bike Inside.

 

[G-RMPS]

We’re only good for 100kg so it’s shed frames
made from aluminium angle, 3-ply shelves covered in foam tiles. Easy access to everything.

 

[Cruizykat]

My garage is a work in progress. But the most important bit is almost done; the bike transport. We would never have our bikes bouncing around outside of the camper and exposed to the elements. This solid rack is from a German company called Bike Inside.

Blok, a uk company have similarly bike mounts

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[Marauder]

Mallets ...not pallets

I liked it better when it was 'pallets' !

 

[jolly]

We don’t have a garage in the MH thank goodness as our double garage is full to the brim. Hubby likes to keep everything just in case. I would send a picture but too embarrassed