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Subject Topic: Pullman through a 7ft garage door Post Reply Post New Topic
Personppa4
08/3/2019 at 5:41pm
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We looked at a couple of Pennine Pullmans this week and would very much like to buy one.

The only question outstanding is whether the unit will fit through my 125cm wide garage door?

Looking here http://www.foldingcamperinformation.co.uk/html/pullman.html, measuring the actual unit I think the answer is 'just'.

Are there any owners that can confirm or deny please?

Thanks

Patrick

Post last edited on 08/03/2019 17:48:18


PersonDecto
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Is that a typo in the garage door width, barely 4ft wide?


Personmarg6
08/3/2019 at 6:34pm
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well its not going to go thr a 125cm garage door for certain! when it measures 2.10 cm wide min


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via mobile 08/3/2019 at 6:51pm
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Yes typo by me, should have been 215cm


Personnavver
08/3/2019 at 7:49pm
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If the clearance is only 5cm or 2 inches in old money you need to be absolutely certain of your measurements.

The camper outside access doors such as cassette toilet hatch, battery hatch, EHU inlet socket, flared wheel arches, door handle etc may not be included in the width.

Then you need to be able to line it up perfectly both sides and control it. Perhaps with a mover this might be possible but I wouldn't attempt it without. Just a slight obstruction, even a small stone could cause it to swing round a bit. If the ground slopes the bottom will hit one side and the top the other


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Even the pegs to attach the bungee cord for the cover will make it almost certainly too big. My 2003 Pullman is 2.12 meters wide and I doubt if the gas struts for the beds are included in that. I had an earlier model without the gas struts and that wouldn't go through a standard garage door without risking damage.

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Guides on the garage floor might help,simple strips of 3x2 to keep it in line.


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Thanks for the feedback, confirming what I suspected that it works in theory but probably not in practice.

I think we will look for a Countryman, that still has the features we want and will be a comfortable fit in the garage.


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09/3/2019 at 3:17pm
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I got mine through a 212mm door but took it very slowly, strange thing was it was easy getting it in but harder getting it out.


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Quote: Originally posted by Joe67 on 09/3/2019
I got mine through a 212mm door but took it very slowly, strange thing was it was easy getting it in but harder getting it out.



We really should go back to good old feet and inches after BREXIT.

212mm is just over 8 inches.


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PersonJoe67
10/3/2019 at 3:21pm
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Quote: Originally posted by navver on 09/3/2019
Quote: Originally posted by Joe67 on 09/3/2019
I got mine through a 212mm door but took it very slowly, strange thing was it was easy getting it in but harder getting it out.



We really should go back to good old feet and inches after BREXIT.

212mm is just over 8 inches.



So, you don't believe me then? lol

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PersonKelper
12/3/2019 at 11:46am
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No ... don't believe you got it through a 212mm door ... was it a cat flap?

Maybe your door was actually 2.12 metres ...


PersonJoe67
12/3/2019 at 5:33pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Kelper on 12/3/2019
No ... don't believe you got it through a 212mm door ... was it a cat flap?

Maybe your door was actually 2.12 metres ...


I did get it through a small door, remember we are talking about FOLDING campers.LOL.


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PersonKelper
13/3/2019 at 11:22am
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But not a 212mm one ..

I know FC's ... previously owned a Pullman.



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