Interesting thanks, I was taught leave water tanks full as the plastics deteriorates more when emptied. So with isolating power, there is no need to have power attached to maintain batteries.
Great advice. A-frame cover- Bunnings kettle bbq cover $20. Works a treat. I have removed the wheel centre hub covers so I can always touch the actual hub cap for temperature when stopped during travels. Thanks
It would depend on your specific HWS, in those that come in our Supreme and Leader caravans the anode does not sit in the stainless steel tank and therefor can be left.
How timely Jeb, and thank you we are just about to store our (new to us) caravan on the weekend. Some great tips there. Couple of questions...1. we have a moisture absorber for our van...do you recommend these? Also I have heard some people running a little 50w solar panel to keep the lithium batteries going...whats your thoughts on this? Thanks again.
Another great video from you guys…love them!😁😁
@@bradtottman1425 Thanks Brad! Appreciate the feedback mate 👍
Interesting thanks, I was taught leave water tanks full as the plastics deteriorates more when emptied. So with isolating power, there is no need to have power attached to maintain batteries.
Great advice. A-frame cover- Bunnings kettle bbq cover $20. Works a treat. I have removed the wheel centre hub covers so I can always touch the actual hub cap for temperature when stopped during travels. Thanks
Very Informative video thanks
Thanks, very informative for a new van owner.
Great Vid Jeb!
Some very handy hints thanks!
Very informative, thanks for this 👍
Thanks for the great tips
The tip on leaving the magnets separated is a winner 🏆 This has always been a problem for me 😂
I wish you guys were in Canberra!
good video one question after you wash the van can you polish it or do you need to polish it thanks
That was great thankyou.Iwould of liked you to talk about H W S care. Doo you leave it full or empty ,when storing.?
It would depend on your specific HWS, in those that come in our Supreme and Leader caravans the anode does not sit in the stainless steel tank and therefor can be left.
How timely Jeb, and thank you we are just about to store our (new to us) caravan on the weekend. Some great tips there. Couple of questions...1. we have a moisture absorber for our van...do you recommend these? Also I have heard some people running a little 50w solar panel to keep the lithium batteries going...whats your thoughts on this? Thanks again.