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15/6/2006 at 9:03pm
 Location: hamilton
 Outfit: conway royal 320 dl
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hello everybody great site

i've just bought a conway royal 1991 and i've been told by the last owner it dose not need to be reproofed and wonder if any body could help me out also would it be advisable to put a stabilizer on it.

 

so much information on this site it will take me ages to read 



15/6/2006 at 9:12pm
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit: None Entered
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no because there centre of gravity is much lower and the height is so much lower then you dont need a stabilizer well put it this way i have never known any one use one


15/6/2006 at 10:00pm
 Location: Scotland.
 Outfit: Conway Camargue Lots of Vangos. .
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Well, reproofing usually gets done every four to five years or so according to popular wisdom here. . Having said that, my second-hand TT is seventeen years old, has never been reproofed and is dry as a bone inside.

So either the previous owner goes by the same old-fashioned theory as my TT`s previous owner,...that is, good quality cotton canvas doesn`t necessarily need extra waterproofing...or they mean it`s been done recently. You should find out which it is though, because once you start treating the canvas, you need to keep doing it regularly.



15/6/2006 at 11:19pm
 Location: leicester
 Outfit: conway royale
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 hi there, i to have a conway royale i load everything in the trailer and everything i can not fit in goes on top of the trailer i have never found the need for any stabaliser and i have pushed the legal speed limit more than once it just sits there with out any wag or bounce   good luck with it    mick


16/6/2006 at 9:31am
 Location: hamilton
 Outfit: conway royal 320 dl
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thanks to everybody for the info.any more tips would be greatly

appreciated 



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16/6/2006 at 9:38am
 Location: Scotland.
 Outfit: Conway Camargue Lots of Vangos. .
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There have been several threads recently on how to load a TT correctly and what`s best to keep where. Lots of info and tips! The general rule of thumb though is to centre heavy items over the axle so the trailer is balanced, keep heavy items down on the trailer floor and in side boxes and put light items such as pillows and duvets under the transit cover.


16/6/2006 at 9:41am
 Location: Scotland.
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Incidentally, you do need to slow down for speed bumps when towing a TT otherwise it will bounce over the bump in an unnervingly rattly way! And make sure you have your secondary coupling done up, and the rear lights are fully functioning.


24/6/2006 at 11:34pm
 Location: Wirral Merseyside England
 Outfit: Conway Classic Trailer Tent
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Good guide on how to load any trailer, tent or otherwise can be downloaded in pdf format from the National Trailer & Towing Association

Safe & Legal Towing guide    



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