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Hi Tracy,
Wow am I pleased to hear the Pennine outlasted a TT in the wind stakes - it gives the rest of we Pathfinder owners hope!
Our Pathfinder is now 5 summers old.... The underbed skirt we have is just at one end, the newer models come with the skirts at both ends. I understand it is possible to get them fitted if you contact Tent Valeting Services at Bolton. They require the canvas to fit a zip to....... I'm unsure whether it would be worth it for us at this stage, plus the idea of taking the canvas off fills me with dread.... We have been tempted but in terms of storage we use the one already fitted and it's not at the Tow bar end OH says there are often times he needs to get into the gas cupboard so bunging things in there would make it difficult. We use a windbreak round the end if necessary.
The suncanopy is an adapted Conway suncanopy from Tent Valeting Services - cost less than £200 including poles. We had to take the awning over there so that they could match the zip. It's one of the most useful bits of kit we've bought. It's good for short breaks both early and late in the year, it gives us somewhere dry to take off coats, or to eat under if the weather's kind. We can fit daughter's tent under one end if necessary. We still use the awning for long breaks and I've adapted the suncanopy to fit onto the outside of that (see gallery) - It's better this year because I fastened ties onto it.
Good luck with whatever you decide to do
P.S. Just referring back to the original topic, the suncanopy rolls up back onto the outside frame when windy, and the ties I attached just hold it secure.
Post last edited on 31/08/2005 10:33:35
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