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PersonMonty15
10/6/2021 at 2:59pm
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old21biker this is a 8 year old post thread you've tagged onto, not sure any of the original contributors still around, so you may not get any thanks for sound advice as good as it is. May be of use to more current members though!


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Good advice is timeless, cheers


PersonBogman268
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Quote: Originally posted by Monty15 on 10/6/2021
old21biker this is a 8 year old post thread you've tagged onto, not sure any of the original contributors still around, so you may not get any thanks for sound advice as good as it is. May be of use to more current members though!


Original poster here, and thanks
8 years on and i can safely say that we've never had the problem again after i put some sheets of thin ish wood over the camper (under the transit cover) to level it out then a layer of bubble wrap then the transit cover then the winter cover. one end raised and alls good. Thanks to the group i guess. who says none of us are still around lol
;)

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What do you mean it's too cold to go camping? :)


PersonMonty15
10/6/2021 at 6:07pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Bogman268 on 10/6/2021
Quote: Originally posted by Monty15 on 10/6/2021
old21biker this is a 8 year old post thread you've tagged onto, not sure any of the original contributors still around, so you may not get any thanks for sound advice as good as it is. May be of use to more current members though!


Original poster here, and thanks
8 years on and i can safely say that we've never had the problem again after i put some sheets of thin ish wood over the camper (under the transit cover) to level it out then a layer of bubble wrap then the transit cover then the winter cover. one end raised and alls good. Thanks to the group i guess. who says none of us are still around lol
;)


Perhaps I've got too used to folks who post a question and don't even stick around long enough for the near instant replies!

Congratulations on your longevity Bogman, do you get a medal yet?


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I have definitely learned something that will be taken on board if we replace our outfit, it having succumbed to mould.


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I was wondering if anyone has tried using a tube heater the type you can buy with a built-in thermostat i think they are about 50w 240v used in green house just take the chill out in winter and cost pennies to run?


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Well I'm off to buy bubble wrap. Very useful. Only recently bought a crusader. Would hate to ruin it over its first winter with me.



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