Dont worry. My daughters friends mum has run over two of them. Some people find it hard to reverse down a 55m long driveway for some reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
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Dont worry. My daughters friends mum has run over two of them. Some people find it hard to reverse down a 55m long driveway for some reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
So you bought a tow brake controller and then told the missus , oh well now we have to buy a camper trailer to suit !Quote:
Originally Posted by Bacho86
Well done mate . Lol
Pictures ???
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ice they're bloody great those controller's. . . Yeah any pics ?? . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Bacho86
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Hahaha nah, friends brother was off loading his old camper cause they'd upgraded to a van so we took the opportunity!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
Haven't picked it up yet, but it's just a generic soft floor semi-off road camper trailer.
Comes with a plumbed water tank and basic battery / electrical and normal annexure set up - nothing flashy, but will do us for a bit. Heaps more comfort that what we're used to when camping lol
Will post up some photos next weekend when I pick it up hopefully!
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Originally Posted by Rossco
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Awesome work Nath! Your family will love it!
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Also purchased a new Coleman EvenTemp 3 Burner Stove from tentworld to go along with the camper trailer!
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https://www.tentworld.com.au/buy-sal...dle-grease-cup
We are in the market for a new BBQ for the camper also. Tossing up between one of those or a Weber Baby Q, hmmm decisions decisionsQuote:
Originally Posted by Bacho86
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TBH on reflection we didn't really given enough consideration to the Weber Baby Q....originally we were only looking for a basic BBQ in the $100 range, but then realised all the cheaper ones couldn't actually fit two decent size pots or pans on them, (so are pretty useful to cook dinner for an extended period of time) and ended up getting the Coleman EvenTemp for $200 -- but for an extra $100 or so, you could probably purchase a Weber Baby Q which would be awesome as long as you had enough room to store in the camper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yeti's Beast
They are pretty easy to install. I replaced an old set up so my wiring was already done. They ran pos wire to a circuit breaker under the bonnet and ran wire down the chassis to a bung under the drivers seat then back up to the controller. The wire from the controller to the trailer plug went back out through the bung and the wire followes the chassis to the back of the car. The brake Sense wire was connected to the wire on the back of the Brake pedal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bacho86
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2017/09/84.jpg
The control box is behind the plastic panel under the steering wheel attached by the silver bolts in the picture. Make sure you use at least 4 mm wire. You can buy it on eBay. It's the correct color code twin core with both red and blue wire
Cheers
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@mudski Will see how it is. If its crap, it will go in the barrel. Just needed something to sip on whilst I wait for the goats piss in my barrel to turn into gods water. Lol.
Mister Pickwicks would be a good port whilst waiting, lol.