THIS week I bought (5 Viewers)

[Jamesh]

Already got those bits from when I “tried” a Cadac a few years ago. Got a lot more faith in the Weber.

Even done my dinner on it tonight.
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What model is this?

Cheers James

 

[PaulC70]

What model is this?

Cheers James

Weber q1200 by the looks of things same as I have. Great bbq

 

[RM_Marine]

I would of said a 2000 series as it has a split grilling tray and the electric lighter

My 1000 series has a one piece grilling try and manual clicker

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[Landy Andy]

What model is this?

Cheers James

Q1200. Must say I’m impressed with it so far. Used 6 times as its easier than coal. If coal I wouldn’t have been bothered too

 

[PaulC70]

I would of said a 2000 series as it has a split grilling tray and the electric lighter

My 1000 series has a one piece grilling try and manual clicker

Thats the early one ie Q1000, the Q1200 added the split tray and fold out side trays too

 

[RM_Marine]

Thats the early one ie Q1000, the Q1200 added the split tray and fold out side trays too

Oh

My bad, I did buy it second hand with a small patio gas bottle for £65 and it had only been used a few time

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[coroner]

another years ADAC

Are adac still covering people in rest of Europe gus.is it just uk not able to get comprehensive cover now

 

[Landy Andy]

Thats the early one ie Q1000, the Q1200 added the split tray and fold out side trays too

The 1000 is same size but 1200 then gives side tables, temp gauge, electronic igniter. This is the same through the Q range so 2000, basic, 2200 gives same extras as above. About £40 more for them. I also got the trolley which is £19 extra, amazing for the money.

 

[peterc10]

The 1000 is same size but 1200 then gives side tables, temp gauge, electronic igniter. This is the same through the Q range so 2000, basic, 2200 gives same extras as above. About £40 more for them. I also got the trolley which is £19 extra, amazing for the money.

The Weber I use on the patio at home is old enough to be in the 100s not 1000s. A Q200 with fold out tables and single griddle with wheeled trolly. Added a temperature gauge and replaced click ignition with electronic version. Still going strong so no need to change.

For the motorhome I use a Q1200 with griddle one side and plancha on the other.

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[Ginger.Tog]

New rear coil springs!

 

[Landy Andy]

New rear coil springs!

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Wow. They didn’t save money on the bolts to hold that leaf spring in place. How long????

 

[Jezter]

New rear coil springs!

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Looks nice and clean under there!

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[marchie]

For our new-to-us MoHo, this week I bought;

1. Thetford Blue, Pink and Grey (the Blue reminds me of our tugging days long ago and I spent 5 minutes breathing in the smell !!! LOL)
2. A 50m mains hookup cable
3. A 15m mains cable with circuit breaker and 3 UK sockets (we live in France but computers and printer still have UK plugs)
4. A 3-way splitter
5. Mini spirit level

Lots more on the 'I need it' list, so more to come

We buy French 1 metre extension leads for our French/Spanish Kit and fit 1 x 13 amp plug for use in UK. Saves a lot of work faffing about with different plugs etc. Then bring the French into the house for use with the French tools that travel to/fro from the French hovel, esp. the multi tool metal/wood cutting tool! 1 x 13amp plug, 4 European sockets!

Steve

 

[marchie]

Wow. They didn’t save money on the bolts to hold that leaf spring in place. How long????

Forever, with any luck ...

Steve

 

[HKF]

We buy French 1 metre extension leads for our French/Spanish Kit and fit 1 x 13 amp plug for use in UK. Saves a lot of work faffing about with different plugs etc. Then bring the French into the house for use with the French tools that travel to/fro from the French hovel, esp. the multi tool metal/wood cutting tool! 1 x 13amp plug, 4 European sockets!

Steve

The 15m cable comes with a circuit breaker and 3 UK sockets as a full unit, so we just plug the whole thing into the mains splitter

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[gus-lopez]

Are adac still covering people in rest of Europe gus.is it just uk not able to get comprehensive cover now

Yes,all still the same here as I specifically asked when the renewal was due. matamoros has renewed the same in Portugal.

**They also stated I'd have no problem using it if I had a problem in the UK? i don't really know why I keep it going as my spanish vehicle insurance gives me exactly the same cover, recovery, vehicle rental,hotels & medical except repatriation. it is the repatriation that I convince myself it is worth keeping & in all honesty it doesn't cost a lot & we are both covered in any vehicle we are in..

 

[Ginger.Tog]

Wow. They didn’t save money on the bolts to hold that leaf spring in place. How long????

Fiat for you!

Looks nice and clean under there!

14 months old

 

[HKF]

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I have a couple of black streaks on our MoHo, saw this product and bought it. I've yet to try it but it sounds good

(Not looking for recommended alternatives, btw )

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[marchie]

12v + Mains soldering irons and 7.5m roll of solder, plus soldering station [posher sounding than 'Holder' ...] arrived at lunchtime so I should be able to join cables together in the flat or in Brunhilde ... I am expecting plastics to crack [soldering iron good for fusing the plastic joint, failing which I have superglue, self tappers & pop rivets as back up ... Belt, braces, sock suspenders to the fore] and electrical connections to need attention [2 boxes of 12v fuses in various amp sizes + box of house fuses for any kit failure whilst on EHU].

All I need to do now is upgrade the MGW to 3850kg to carry all the kit ... But, on the bright side, I won't be one of those poor 3500kg owners who seem to be sneered at and scorned by other Motorhomers ... . Can I claim a Bonus Point for linking 2 threads in 1 post? Pretty please? God loves a trier [so I'm told]

Steve

 

[HKF]

12v + Mains soldering irons and 7.5m roll of solder, plus soldering station [posher sounding than 'Holder' ...] arrived at lunchtime so I should be able to join cables together in the flat or in Brunhilde ... I am expecting plastics to crack [soldering iron good for fusing the plastic joint, failing which I have superglue, self tappers & pop rivets as back up ... Belt, braces, sock suspenders to the fore] and electrical connections to need attention [2 boxes of 12v fuses in various amp sizes + box of house fuses for any kit failure whilst on EHU].

All I need to do now is upgrade the MGW to 3850kg to carry all the kit ... But, on the bright side, I won't be one of those poor 3500kg owners who seem to be sneered at and scorned by other Motorhomers ... . Can I claim a Bonus Point for linking 2 threads in 1 post? Pretty please? God loves a trier [so I'm told]

Steve

Well, you are very trying so, yeah, I'll give you a Bonus Point. Hell, I'll even throw in a Gold Star!!!!

 

[PaulC70]

PULICAMPER - Rapid Cleaner for Camper Exteriors

I have a couple of black streaks on our MoHo, saw this product and bought it. I've yet to try it but it sounds good

(Not looking for recommended alternatives, btw )

Let us know what you think, I've some streaks starting and have no idea how to tackle them

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[jako999]

Today I added self levelling to the order for our new van.
I’ve given up on any sort of budget now . Thinking of ordering 1970s retro gold taps next, me thinks not!,

 

[marchie]

Well, you are very trying so, yeah, I'll give you a Bonus Point. Hell, I'll even throw in a Gold Star!!!!

Recognition at last ....

Steve

 

[Nanniemate]

PULICAMPER - Rapid Cleaner for Camper Exteriors

I have a couple of black streaks on our MoHo, saw this product and bought it. I've yet to try it but it sounds good

(Not looking for recommended alternatives, btw )

Did the yearly alloy wheel wash on the weekend lemon flash looking lovely

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[gus-lopez]

A lower engine stabiliser bar, 2 x anti rll bar bushes & an oil seal for half shaft as I suspect one has started to weep slightly.
Oh & a new gate motor counts as it lets me out without having to open/shut manually.

 

[MR BLO]

A vegan whopper. Best burger I’ve ever had. Really.
No I am not a vegan btw. But I do sometimes have an urge to hug trees.

 

[John Barrett]

A vegan whopper. Best burger I’ve ever had. Really.
No I am not a vegan btw. But I do sometimes have an urge to hug trees.

You could, on here, be barking up the wrong tree!

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[Nanniemate]

Spare gas bottle from calor £40 plus gas 20 but should never run out again

 

[Smudger55]

Our Ralf has torn his cruciate ligament, he is 13 years old and can't be operated on. He can't walk anywhere for least 6-8 weeks if all goes well, therefore we can't really go out anywhere. So had to buy a Dog buggy as we are off in MHome on Thursday and want to get out. Hopefully we'll get some use out of it as for a decent one not cheap. Ha........ Ralf has his own Motorless Home.

 

[Landy Andy]

Our Ralf has torn his cruciate ligament, he is 13 years old and can't be operated on. He can't walk anywhere for least 6-8 weeks if all goes well, therefore we can't really go out anywhere. So had to buy a Dog buggy as we are off in MHome on Thursday and want to get out. Hopefully we'll get some use out of it as for a decent one not cheap. Ha........ Ralf has his own Motorless Home. View attachment 536338View attachment 536339

I think you are just being nice to Ralf. We all know what an motorless home is.
It’s a caravan

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