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  • ADP1963
    ADP1963 Forum Participant Posts: 1,280
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    edited February 2016 #32

    My onboard tank is at the nearside rear. But not a problem the way we use it.

  • hitchglitch
    hitchglitch Forum Participant Posts: 3,007
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    edited February 2016 #33

    Despite kjell's comments, most caravan inboard tanks are NOT intended to be used in transit. One litre of water weighs 1kg so if you carry 10 - 20 litres whilst driving along that's a lot of weight sloshing around. Every caravan tank I have seen has no baffles
    so it is straining the fixing points and creating instability. On the Bailey we had, first time out I left some water in the internal tank and the nose weight went up to 120 kg.

    Since you cannot really travel with water in the tank you have to question what use they are but that's a different topic!

  • EmilysDad
    EmilysDad Forum Participant Posts: 8,973
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    edited February 2016 #34

     ...... Have you got your motor back.......hope so.

    I have. But guess what? It's exactly the the same & as they said they'd done nothing cos they couldn't find a fault, it's hardly surprising. It's going back again on Monday .....again! 

    It's a good job I have another car for work

  • ADP1963
    ADP1963 Forum Participant Posts: 1,280
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    edited February 2016 #35

     ...... Have you got your motor back.......hope so.

    I have. But guess what? It's exactly the the same & as they said they'd done nothing cos they couldn't find a fault, it's hardly surprising. It's going back again on Monday .....again! 

    It's a good job I have another car for work

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