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Old 20th January 2017, 12:29   #1
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Default First outing with my new (to me ) set up

In the last couple of weeks i have bought my tractor back and the reason for this was due to upgrading my caravan.
This weekend is the first time i have been out in the van & after quite a challenging afternoon yesterday all is well.
My old caravan was very old & didn't have such things as on board water tanks, blown air heating etc so a harsh learning curve took place yesterday
The van is still quite old but is a lot newer than my last one & i am really pleased with it. I bought it from a friend who has owned it for the last six years & it has a really good service history & all the moisture readings are very low.









Hopefully i will have as many happy times with this van as i did with my old one.

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Old 20th January 2017, 12:40   #2
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Looks in very good nick, Steve. I suppose you'll need a comfortable place to rest after enduring the tractor driving.
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Old 20th January 2017, 13:45   #3
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Very smart 'van - looks really clean and airy. What we need now is a nice long, hot Summer to enjoy our caravans
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Old 20th January 2017, 14:15   #4
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That's a nice van, brave man with winter caravaning.
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Old 20th January 2017, 15:18   #5
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That's a nice van, brave man with winter caravaning.
Thanks, I use the van all year round, I actually prefer the winter months to be honest.

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Old 20th January 2017, 20:32   #6
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Nice looking van.
Blown heating.... agh a fan heater
On board tank.. loss of storage space.

Hope you enjoy your van as much as we have ours.

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Old 20th January 2017, 15:15   #7
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Looks in very good nick, Steve. I suppose you'll need a comfortable place to rest after enduring the tractor driving.
It is well looked after. Unfortunately I have been told by a friend of mine I am not allowed to comment on the tractor

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