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17/11/2009 at 9:52am
Location: Chester le Street
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Hi Guys, I have just purchased a Lunar Quasar 626, now I have just realised how the heck do I cover the 2 wheels (twin axle) when I have my awning up.
On my last van we had 3 press studs screwed to the van side to which I clipped the cover on, but it used to flap if it was a little windy.
I am sure I have seen some sort of cover wrapped around the full arch.
Thanks for replies.....
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17/11/2009 at 3:42pm
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buy extra strong suckers and fix these to a strip of skirting.i made holes and fitted eyelets and the suckers passed through these.
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17/11/2009 at 4:10pm
Location: Dumfries
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Quote: Originally posted by luke26032000 on 17/11/2009Hi Guys, I have just purchased a Lunar Quasar 626, now I have just realised how the heck do I cover the 2 wheels (twin axle) when I have my awning up.
On my last van we had 3 press studs screwed to the van side to which I clipped the cover on, but it used to flap if it was a little windy.
I am sure I have seen some sort of cover wrapped around the full arch.
Thanks for replies.....
Whats the MPTLM of the Quasar 626 as i considered buying one but am getting conflicting figures , Lunars website says 1595kg but have read elswhere its 1440kg and what sort of match is the Outlander
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17/11/2009 at 4:12pm
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Quote: Originally posted by neil and lena on 17/11/2009
Quote: Originally posted by luke26032000 on 17/11/2009Hi Guys, I have just purchased a Lunar Quasar 626, now I have just realised how the heck do I cover the 2 wheels (twin axle) when I have my awning up.On my last van we had 3 press studs screwed to the van side to which I clipped the cover on, but it used to flap if it was a little windy.
I am sure I have seen some sort of cover wrapped around the full arch.
Thanks for replies.....
Whats the MPTLM of the Quasar 626 as i considered buying one but am getting conflicting figures , Lunars website says 1595kg but have read elswhere its 1440kg and what sort of match is the Outlander
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17/11/2009 at 4:36pm
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Hi Neil and Lena, only towed it once 20 miles motorway and 15 miles on the A68 and coming from the Zenith 6 single axle it seems very stable.
I have just got the outlander (company car) so all a bit green at the moment.
Just to confuse things more my plate on the van says MPTLM 1599.
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17/11/2009 at 5:25pm
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Quote: Originally posted by luke26032000 on 17/11/2009Hi Neil and Lena, only towed it once 20 miles motorway and 15 miles on the A68 and coming from the Zenith 6 single axle it seems very stable.
I have just got the outlander (company car) so all a bit green at the moment.
Just to confuse things more my plate on the van says MPTLM 1599.
I Would think 1599 kg is right a pity though because our Honda is a bit light at 1660kg so it would be 97% match
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18/11/2009 at 9:47am
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Sorry got a little off topic !
Anyone else have any ideas without putting screws in me van.
Have read somewhere somebody uses heavy duty cardboard, and another uses ply board cut to size.
Anyone ??
Regards.......
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