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01/3/2012 at 7:45pm
 Location: Little Neston Wirral
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My wife asked me a question today which l thought was abit silly. Her question is when  we  leave the caravan anywhere our insurance states that hitchlock and wheel clamps must be fitted, so for example at a motorway service station, or while on site. We are  planning our summer holidays abroad and this is her question will we have to fit hitchlock and wheelclamps to our twin-axle van while on the ferry, l said don't be dafted who is going to steal a caravan  on a ferry in the middle of the English channel.

Is this a silly question?



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01/3/2012 at 7:54pm
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Quote: Originally posted by TonyDD on 01/3/2012
Is this a silly question?



The only silly question is the one you don't ask, I'll let you guess the answer to this one though.


01/3/2012 at 8:54pm
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TonyDD,

I've been on many ferries and have actually been told to remove my hitchlock in case of emergencies, the ferry operators may/might need to move/uncouple cars or caravans.

Not much chance of anyone stealing your caravan on a ferry I'd have thought !!.

Jamsie




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