Wind!

[Rose Royce]

All the windy weather we’ve been having recently prompts me to ask you serious travellers how you prevent your motor home from blowing away.

 

[Tony Santara]

Not sure about the term "travellers"
suppose we just have to hope it won't happen

 

[Rose Royce]

Sorry about the terminology. "Traveller" doesn't make you a Itinerant!:Blush:

 

[Geo]

Hi Rose Royce With the Big Americans its easy, we just fill the fuel tanks
they aint going no where with all that weight in em
Geo

 

[Road Runner]

They generally are more problem with wind when travelling along. If its to windy stop and maybe seek shelter.

A Hymers is heavy enough not to be to troubled.

There as some full timers here that can help answer your residentcy issues on the road.

Lovely blog BTW:thumb:

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[Lampie]

The last time away the wind did catch me out. Had the awning out with safari room attached. Without the safari room could have wound in the awning quickly. Result one ripped awning.

Fair play LC1962 tells me santa has been and left me a new one in her warehouse So I am happy.

At the end of the day the wind is a strong force, if you can put stuff away or down, crank up sky dish does not like strong winds always wind that in, learnt the lesson on the awning.

Still I will never be a fine weather MH user. Love it in all weathers.

Regards

Lampie

 

[Digger Driver]

I have about £3000 worth of Snap-On tools weighing mine down!
It would take a big puff to blow me over!

 

[Geoff]

I have about £3000 worth of Snap-On tools

Three spanners and a screwdriver then

Regards Geoff​

 

[Geo]

I have about £3000 worth of Snap-On tools weighing mine down!
It would take a big puff to blow me over!

You have BOTH spanners then digger
Geo