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Great tips thank you 👍🏻👍🏻

There was me thinking I’d never need a fold up bucket, but now I feel like I want one 😂😂 great work guys 👍👍

*You guys are cracking me up. You look like a super model with the fly screen. Work it baby*

Great Timing, as I have only just started to look at what I need to possibly get for the Motorhome we are hopefully picking up next Saturday. Got a couple of the items already. The only thing I have bought for the Motorhome is a Camper Sat Nav with a wireless reversing camera. One of the essential we will be getting is leveling Blocks as we'll need them if we are welcome in Scotland this year on the Hebrides, or anywhere place where the ground isn't level. As it was bad enough trying to find relatively flat ground to pitch our tent. Well be also adding a Driveaway Awning so we have extra room to spread out when the weather's not very nice.

Love the foam cup and glass holder. I never thought of doing that---but will do ! Thanks

Great vlog you both ,very professional,great tips even though we have a Bailey Phoenix 640 new caravan,the folding bucket we have was a great essential buy,and we have just per chased a Cadak Safari Chef 2 it’s the more portable one,as it fits in a small bag,thanks again both.👍👍

Great content guys Our top ten would also include a bike rack👍

Good one, some good tips there.

Another great video, the idea of sponge to carry glassware is brilliant I might have to nick that idea. Keep it up guys...

With bonus tips.

Truck satnavs are best. they allow you to put the size of your vehicle on them. then they help you to avoid narrow roads etc. they do cost a little more, but most are large screens with reversing cam options.

An outside BBQ point is a good addition for the CADAC. Also some corner steadies - like axle stands but made of PVC - really firms the van up.

The Karcher window vac and collapsible buckets great idea. Will look to get these. Can I add, although maybe considered an upgrade, is the Victron battery protect. During lock down I left my interior light on fro a week. Killed the leisure battery. If I had one (i do now), would have saved more that £100. They are around $50.

Hi two other good items to take with you Motorhoming is definitely a set of levellers and a watering can sometime good to be able to just top up the fresh water tank without moving the Motorhome good video 👍

We to have an older motorhome 1996 pilote without doubt ramps are a must and we also have small folding chairs and they are brilliant as we don't have a large locker and if we did it would be full of wine 😁🍻

Thanks for the video, some good ideas there. The glass and mug storage, what a good idea. I'm already looking for a suitable bit of foam. I have the standard 20 metre hookup lead but I've also got a 10 metre lead. You should always totally uncoil a hookup lead when in use because of the inductive effects of the flowing AC current causing heating of the cable. Trying to "lose" 12 metres of cable when the hookup point is only 8 metres away is always a pain! And of course they can be connected together for those times the hookup point is just out of reach. Don't forget to cover the joining connectors to protect from rain. I bought a TomTom camping sat nav, you program in your motorhome dimensions and away you go, I still keep an eye out just in case. But so far its avoided all the low bridges and too narrow roads, unlike the old one. We had some tight moments with that one! If you're ever in Devon and go to the valley of the rocks at Lynton don't even think going out at the end of it, turn round and go back to Lynton. Going along that road at the top of the valley was the worst, narrowest, with very low trees and nowhere to turn round roads I've ever driven our motorhome along, nightmare! OK in a car, lovely. I'm sure our new Tommy wouldn't do that to us! CharlieG

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Wine Wine more Wine and some GIn to keep the Wife Happy maybe some food for the other 6 LOL Thanks for the info

Hello Fellow Hymer owners. I liked your suggestions of the most useful accessories. I just wanted to say another advantage of using a Satnav is if there is a diversion or you miss your turning, it quickly works out an alternative route - far faster than the Memsahib can do it even if she has doubled up on her HRT. Also, as we venture forth at all times of the year, and live near the Scottish border, we have made some insulated window pads that push into place at night and cut out drafts as well as keeping in the heat. Have you found a use for walky-talkies for reversing and what-not? I was thinking of getting some to replace the 2 bean tins and length of string that we have used up till now. Keep up the good work, Pete

😊👍 hi guys, just waiting to pick up our 1st motorhome, with it been an older motorhome (2004) any tips for a 1st time owner like myself, cheers

Some good tips here we agree with almost all of them except number 1 has to be the Gin and Vodka lol

Why don't you do airbnb much cheaper in the long run.

Camp near a cemetery where most have a supply of water ,,,,,,

Avoid those cheap chairs they r so uncomfortable u won't sit in them long, so u carry them but don't use them .