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Quote: Originally posted by wongers on 10/10/2012
well if you wish to make your setup time longer by removing/unclipping stuff feel free.in the three seasons of using my cruiser i have put in at the beginning and taken down at the end with no problems.
Hi wongers...
I am sure your 100% correct, and was not ignoring your advice its greatly appreciated, i took the roof liner down because we have to store our unit outside and considering how long it takes i didn't want to risk any damage if my trailer cover leaked.
when i was folding down the camper the bed pods seem to be pulling tight on the front clips as there are no rubbers on the front pod clips, i am not sure if this is correct as the rear pod clips have rubbers on them, anyway the trailer is a bit of a new toy at the moment and i just did not want to break anything, i am sure after a few trips away i will leave some of the linings in place but i was just being careful :)
cheers geoff
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Topic: Conway Cruiser need a little advice
