Caravan Servicing question.
Discussion
Do you get your caravan serviced before you use it if it has been laid up over winter?
I am relatively new to caravan ownership having bought one last April, we have a week away planned for the kids Easter holiday and wondered if I should get it serviced before we go, but I'm struggling to find someone who can do it. My fault for not thinking of it earlier.
The caravan came from a dealer when we bought it so I assume it was serviced prior to our purchase. I rang my most local caravan dealer who said that he is booked up until May with servicing as everyone gets them done at the start of the year.
I was quoted £205 for a service which consisted of checking the gas, electric and the general condition of the 'van. Is this typical as I haven't a clue what it costs?
I am relatively new to caravan ownership having bought one last April, we have a week away planned for the kids Easter holiday and wondered if I should get it serviced before we go, but I'm struggling to find someone who can do it. My fault for not thinking of it earlier.
The caravan came from a dealer when we bought it so I assume it was serviced prior to our purchase. I rang my most local caravan dealer who said that he is booked up until May with servicing as everyone gets them done at the start of the year.
I was quoted £205 for a service which consisted of checking the gas, electric and the general condition of the 'van. Is this typical as I haven't a clue what it costs?
Thanks for the tips, I want to get it back home and give it a good clean asap.
We have Milton tablets and fluid to use on the aquaroll and it was put away clean so don't know what to expect after a winter stored at a friends farm.
All I know is that it is still in one piece, hopefully it won't be very smelly, mouldy or mouse infested! (fingers crossed).
We have Milton tablets and fluid to use on the aquaroll and it was put away clean so don't know what to expect after a winter stored at a friends farm.
All I know is that it is still in one piece, hopefully it won't be very smelly, mouldy or mouse infested! (fingers crossed).
CoolCurly said:
I also plug mine in for a couple of days to give the battery a full monte charge and give the heater a blast just to make sure its working (can be cold at easter).
I agree about the cold at Easter.On our maiden voyage last year we had snow in April in the Lake District, I expect it to be similar this year too.
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