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 via mobile 04/7/2020 at 11:50am
Location: S.E Essex
Outfit: Elddis 20 6SE & Fiat Lunar Roadstar.
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You hit it on the head, my problem was that i was uncertain what was best for me the caravan offers less ongoing costs a tad more room and leaves you still mobil via the tow vehicle but seems more suited to longer stops with more facilities needed while the motorhome has virtually the same facilities onboard costs more to operate and limits your mobility when stopped unless you want a towed car (i don't) or can carry a bicycle or motorised something, but it does seem that its far better suited to short or overnight stops, horses for courses, using the motorhome to tow the caravan would be a laugh if nothing else. The fridge saga is really nothing more than cussedness on my part, i bought the caravan as a mug because of the amount of silly faults that i never examined when i should have but all are replaced renewed or repaired and look and work as they should except the fridge, i've written it before but i cannot believe how ruddy difficult it has been trying to get info on its parts but i will not give up or give in to buying a £700+ replacement as the easy way out. The info i need and the parts should be available and i will get them, i'm even thinking of putting a video on youtube when its done so any other mug like me gets some help, practically every other fridge is covered in depth but this Thetford N112 EES model must be what they use in secret bunkers and covered by the OSA. On a more cheery note buying the motorhome is not really wasteful, i got a good deal by going over it with a fine tooth comb testing every system on it and ensuring i got answers to every question i asked and the sellors needed it gone funds required etc., they were great people as well, so given what i payed and the prices used motorhomes are making i can give both the caravan and the motorhome a years trial before making a choice, given what i've done on the caravan and what i've paid for the motorhome i should come out even, and that is my thinking and plans so far.
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