Showering in the caravan

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  • KjellNN
    KjellNN Club Member Posts: 8,668 ✭✭✭
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    edited April 2017 #92

    I think weighing when loaded would be a good plan!t

    I was amazed that we were so heavy.

    For this trip we have also moved at least 10kg from the van to the car, and are leaving a few things behind.

  • Rod235
    Rod235 Forum Participant Posts: 48
    edited April 2017 #93

    So now I have another question do I weigh the caravan before or after I shower ? LOL

  • Navigateur
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    edited April 2017 #94

    Hope I get to pitch next to you some day!

  • JohnM20
    JohnM20 Forum Participant Posts: 1,416
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    edited April 2017 #95

    I too have weighed everything that I have put in the caravan and created a spread sheet. Some of these weights were for items transferred from our previous 'van. To reduce the weight of the caravan I have removed the unused upper bunk bed which gave me a weight credit of 15kgs.

    The base weight that I used was the manufacturers MiRO as this was a few kgs heavier than the actual weight when checked on a weighbridge on the way home after collecting the 'van. This gives me a bit of a margin of error on the 'safe' side. On any journey I can be fairly confident of the actual weight that I am towing within a margin of about 5 kgs, The 'van is usually a bit lighter on the return journey as much of the food has been eaten.

  • KjellNN
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    edited April 2017 #96

    We also removed the upper bunk on our previous van, a good weight saving.  On this one we leave the (heavy) table behind and instead have put a small aluminium one for outside in its cupboard.  The front chest  flap is sufficient for the two of us when eating inside.

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