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Hi
I love a bit of advice if possible.
We have a 1988 Avondale Waxwing. We absolutely love it.
We recently thought we might sell it and get a newer one with a cassette loo. But our caravan is beautiful, solid and dry. We love the layout of it and it suits us down to the ground. So we though this winter we'll spend some money on it, new blinds, a service, and have a cassette toilet put in.
What we wondered is how difficult is it to get hold of a cassette toilet and installing it, or do we take it somewhere and have the professionals do it for us, and if so, whats the cost.
We have never really needed to do many repairs to our van as we've been lucky enough not to need any, we just changed the water pump and bought and fitted new taps.
Do we attempt to get hold of instructions and a cassette loo from ebay and have a go ourselves???
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Topic: cassette loo
