Sounds a bit weird but since I put the solar on my side step goes out and in quicker
Not weird. Your battery is sitting at a higher voltage when the sun is out. This was a small concern for me when running the 12 Volt TV, which now receives 14 to 15 volts when the sun is out. But nothing has blown up yet. I’m sure your step won’t mind.
Sounds a bit weird but since I put the solar on my side step goes out and in quicker
Not weird. Your battery is sitting at a higher voltage when the sun is out. This was a small concern for me when running the 12 Volt TV, which now receives 14 to 15 volts when the sun is out. But nothing has blown up yet. I’m sure your step won’t mind.
Which is why you should have One of thesr for safety sake
Go with what works for you Dave .... I personally love my Tridents....yes they are massive feckin yokes!
Ps..... could've given you a new set of Fiamma ones had I known
Ah jaysus. I’ll keep the the tridents in the boot just in case, this van doesn’t have air suspension, doesn’t need it for comfort in fairness, so might be a call for them somewhere
I seen Fiamma ones in the shop in wolohan's can't remember the price but at the time I thought they were cheap maybe worth a phonecall?
Go with what works for you Dave .... I personally love my Tridents....yes they are massive feckin yokes!
Ps..... could've given you a new set of Fiamma ones had I known
Ah jaysus. I’ll keep the the tridents in the boot just in case, this van doesn’t have air suspension, doesn’t need it for comfort in fairness, so might be a call for them somewhere
I seen Fiamma ones in the shop in wolohan's can't remember the price but at the time I thought they were cheap maybe worth a phonecall?
Got them delivered from Charles camping. €32 I think
Go with what works for you Dave .... I personally love my Tridents....yes they are massive feckin yokes!
Ps..... could've given you a new set of Fiamma ones had I known
Ah jaysus. I’ll keep the the tridents in the boot just in case, this van doesn’t have air suspension, doesn’t need it for comfort in fairness, so might be a call for them somewhere
I seen Fiamma ones in the shop in wolohan's can't remember the price but at the time I thought they were cheap maybe worth a phonecall?
Got them delivered from Charles camping. €32 I think
Three for less than a tenner in France
mad max
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Its just for the French, doesn't matter what the locals think. I ll probably take them off when I get back. They look stupid on the side of the van. Hope nobody sees me
Go with what works for you Dave .... I personally love my Tridents....yes they are massive feckin yokes!
Ps..... could've given you a new set of Fiamma ones had I known
Ah jaysus. I’ll keep the the tridents in the boot just in case, this van doesn’t have air suspension, doesn’t need it for comfort in fairness, so might be a call for them somewhere
I seen Fiamma ones in the shop in wolohan's can't remember the price but at the time I thought they were cheap maybe worth a phonecall?
Got them delivered from Charles camping. €32 I think
Three for less than a tenner in France
Three levellers for less than a tenner
baguette
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Gender: Location: Cork Age: 73 Posts: 2939 Registered: 11 / 2011 My Motorhome: Rapido 963F Base Vehicle: Ducato 2.8 JTD Power
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Go with what works for you Dave .... I personally love my Tridents....yes they are massive feckin yokes!
Ps..... could've given you a new set of Fiamma ones had I known
Ah jaysus. I’ll keep the the tridents in the boot just in case, this van doesn’t have air suspension, doesn’t need it for comfort in fairness, so might be a call for them somewhere
I seen Fiamma ones in the shop in wolohan's can't remember the price but at the time I thought they were cheap maybe worth a phonecall?
Got them delivered from Charles camping. €32 I think
Three for less than a tenner in France
Three levellers for less than a tenner
I should have seen that coming, maybe it was my Angles Morts
My waste pipe hit a rock and broke while I was trying to find “the view” when wild camping (lesson learned) in West Cork so i went full McGyver. A trip to the all in one local Pub/Garage/Village shop & hardware store to source what ever plumbing kit they had and I managed to put together a rather elegant bodge job with a much better placed tap.
My waste pipe hit a rock and broke while I was trying to find “the view” when wild camping (lesson learned) in West Cork so i went full McGyver. A trip to the all in one local Pub/Garage/Village shop & hardware store to source what ever plumbing kit they had and I managed to put together a rather elegant bodge job with a much better placed tap.
As they say, if you can’t fix it with Duck tape - you didn’t use enough. Great job on the road.
Cleaned it and installed a fire extinguisher. It can be accessed from the cab or the habitation area, the bottom "boot" is a coupler for 150mm waste pipe.
Cleaned it and installed a fire extinguisher. It can be accessed from the cab or the habitation area, the bottom "boot" is a coupler for 150mm waste pipe.
That sure is a very good bit of kit to have in the motorhome.
Been having an intermittent problem with my reverse camera going to bluescreen lately...always at the time you need it most!.... The roads of west Cork was the final straw as the camera gave up the ghost and never came back to life on the entire journey home....anyway...my last roll of the dice to fix myself before it went back to dealer was whip the camera itself off and check connections....sure enough...very loose spade connectors that came apart at the slightest touch...I crimped them up tight and now camera working again!..... im going to wait till a few trouble free trips are under the belt before I celebrate 🤪
Cleaned it and installed a fire extinguisher. It can be accessed from the cab or the habitation area, the bottom "boot" is a coupler for 150mm waste pipe.
Have a look at the Fire Safety Stick. Yes they are relatively expensive but they work with any type of fire, leave no mess and are compact. They don't have any compressed gas so don't need to be secured in the same fashion as a regular extinguisher.
If you want to experience a perfect stretch of road in Cork, take a trip from the village of Kilgarvan to the N22 Cork/Killarney road. This was Jackie Healy-Raes bargaining chip project a few elections ago.
sprinter
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Gender: Location: Co Wicklow Age: 93 Posts: 7721 Registered: 01 / 2015 My Motorhome: Matilda 2 Pilote 703FP Explorateur Base Vehicle: 3ltr 318 Sprinter Automatic
If you want to experience a perfect stretch of road in Cork, take a trip from the village of Kilgarvan to the N22 Cork/Killarney road. This was Jackie Healy-Raes bargaining chip project a few elections ago.
And they say Father Horan was a smart boyo,
Those mafioso Ba****d,s have it all ready, to use it as a runway for planes from Columbia, they just have to lower the Hedge rows,
Flipperdipper
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Gender: Location: WEXFORD Age: 74 Posts: 1713 Registered: 12 / 2012 My Motorhome: HOBBY 600 Base Vehicle: Fiat Ducato 2.8
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The lighting at the cab seats was always crap for reading or studying a reliable paper sat nav, (a map). So today as I had a lazy day in Sneem I installed a couple of overhead reading lights.
The lighting at the cab seats was always crap for reading or studying a reliable paper sat nav, (a map). So today as I had a lazy day in Sneem I installed a couple of overhead reading lights.
Every day is a lazy day with you retired folk
Paul mcg
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The lighting at the cab seats was always crap for reading or studying a reliable paper sat nav, (a map). So today as I had a lazy day in Sneem I installed a couple of overhead reading lights.
The lighting at the cab seats was always crap for reading or studying a reliable paper sat nav, (a map). So today as I had a lazy day in Sneem I installed a couple of overhead reading lights.
Didn't have to be a lazy day Liam, you could have washed my van while you were looking for something to do
PS head home via Killarney could be a good option for you ,N 71 still closed between Kenmare and Glengarrif
Flipperdipper
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Gender: Location: WEXFORD Age: 74 Posts: 1713 Registered: 12 / 2012 My Motorhome: HOBBY 600 Base Vehicle: Fiat Ducato 2.8
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Didn't have to be a lazy day Liam, you could have washed my van while you were looking for something to do
PS head home via Killarney could be a good option for you ,N 71 still closed between Kenmare and Glengarrif
I could have easily washed it here in Sneem, just drive it down the slip and wait for high tide.
I have to pick up someone near Bandon on my way home tomorrow so it'll be cross country from Kenmare.
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