Very interesting. It's a pity he didn't put a weight over the wheels and tested the response as well only that video suggests all the weight should be at the front.
Quote: Originally posted by Bob61 on 07/7/2018
Very interesting. It's a pity he didn't put a weight over the wheels and tested the response as well only that video suggests all the weight should be at the front.
Scary...and only needs the draught from a passing vehicle or a bump in the road.
I use the A34, M3 and the A303 quite regularly. These are main routes to the south and south west and the number of 'twitching' caravans I see is also scary.
Quote: Originally posted by Bob61 on 07/7/2018
Very interesting. It's a pity he didn't put a weight over the wheels and tested the response as well only that video suggests all the weight should be at the front.
I would also like to have seen a demonstration with the weight placed over the wheels.
For years we have been loading stuff in the car (MPV) and setting out the loading of the van, with initial minor adjustments to get the best stability which is now a well established principle.
BUT - within the next month we will be changing to a VW Kombi. All the "trappings" will be loaded into that, and the van itself will be in "on site readiness" at all times. The reduced percentage of time lost in setting up and packing up will make shorter stays more worthwhile.
Bertie.