Good to see some of your followers questions being answered. 2mm is a huge amount of play, I’d love to hear what that sounds like going down the road haha

Good explanation and good to know thankyou

Another good video thanks mate. Looking forward to seeing the next one about the hitch. Love your work, keep 'em coming cheers.

Thanks for the tips on looking after the hitch. This wasn't something I was aware of.

Turps degrades rubber?, but other then that, good vid

Great video mate. I've just bought my first van, a 21.6' with d035 hitch. Appreciate you taking the time to make this video as a newbie - very helpful 👍

Interesting Video Subscribed thankyou

Great episode 👍 With the nut on the bottom of the DO 35 ,I put a white mark on it and the hitch, and always give it a glance every time I walk past. And also with the caravan camber bolts,i put a line through it and it’s a peace of mind. Take care safe travels.

The recommended Cruisemaster DO35 hitch pin torque spec is 440Nm. I doubt very much that many caravan owners have a torque wrench big enough for this.

Thanks for demonstrating the actual how to steps. For the sake of asking, have you got any advice regarding any particular grease guns to purchase? Anyway, great video. Thanks again

Can you please do a video on the DO35 and a standard 50mm ball hitch and the advantages of using the DO35? Cheers

Thanks mate I just recently bought a second hand camper trailer and now I know what to do. Appreciate your advice.

Hey mate. Can ya also grease the side bearings that pivot forwards and backwards. They must also be important.

I always wondered that small bit on top relying on a o ring with a thin plate locked in is hauling say a 3 1/2 tonnes down the rd is safer than a tow ball with a 360 hitch , im still guessing whats better ?

Amazing how much smoother it turns after a service. Nice video

Thanks Sep. I am always keen to see what your next video will be. We have the normal style hitch on our van. I know the DO35 are preferred for off road use, but do you consider them a better style anyway.

This is a wonderful review. You've shown all the details you need to know. I've been thinking about getting one and you've convinced me 😊

This is good basic info thanks. Did the caravan park have toilets and showers?

Thanks bro. Very helpful 👍

thanks so much for this, really helpful video. i have a retro 80s aussie caravan and all overheads have no struts. I keep catching my fingers. lol. Will buy one set and see how i get on. 👍👍

I have the same brand (I think) of ladder. At least it looks remarkably similar. My version also incorporates dual legs so it can be used as an "A" frame ladder if required. It weighs more (around 15kg from memory). I have also found from painful personal experience that one has to be very careful in activating the retraction clips. I have a bike rack fitted to the back of the van (2 bikes). The ladder is extremely useful when I need some extra elevation to correctly secure the bikes. When folded it fits snugly into the tunnel boot. Great also for access to clean the solar panels when required. I use it every trip. Almost a must-have for people who tow caravans. A great demo Sep for people who may be contemplating such a purchase. Well done once again.

Thanks Sep. Hope you had a good Christmas. We have one of those in our van and I love it. It came in very handy when we hit our TV antenna with a tree branch once. You got to be careful that you keep your fingers out when it retracting though!

Is this car colour Supermint Green?

That’s good that you can take it in the van with you too.

Great review Sep, I agree, a good bit of gear! So handy for fixing tv antenna or cleaning panels etc. 👍👍

Pls how can i get one

Interesting I will check mine when I retrieve caravan from storage thanks Sep !

Another informative and very useful presentation Sep. My caravan is a 2022 model Silver Valley brand. All my cupboard hinges are factory fitted exactly as yours. ie: upside down. As others have commented, how can so many manufacturers get this wrong? I have also checked my 150 series Toyota Prado. I have the upward opening rear window which has two gas struts. Both struts are fitted with the main cylinder body at the top. Looks like Toyota know what they are doing.

I love the Holden mate!

You learn something new everyday! I wonder how many other caravan manufacturers install them incorrectly

Well done Sep, some great information, ive already checked mine and was surprised they are all the right way up, which i previously had no idea what way that was. Always good to learn new things, thanks. 👍👍

I will Have to check my caravan cupboard 😮

nice and thorough, i like it! great exhaust note

love Elliott Heads but do not understand why the caravan park is not pet friendly.... A bit stupid not to these days

I've got a new wiring loom off eBay like yours and I think that they wire the diode the wrong way round. Yellow and white wire should be to the positive on the diode and the RED wire onto the negative of the diode. I think this would stop the spark being the wrong way round.

Beautiful. You can cook for me anytime.

A man of many talents, Jamie!, I mean Sep😊 Well presented video. Well done mate 👍👍👍

I like the way you cooked the steak but on a windy day I have trouble keeping the bbq temperature steady. The mashed pumpkin still makes me want to chuck when I look at it !

They spray them red so that they stand out at the supermarket to get the customers attention

Never a truer blokes meal was cooked.

Thank you for sharing, very helpful 👍🏼

Great video. Awesome turnout! Why didn’t you take your HQ?

Nice one Sep, very interesting. Love the music as well, nice touch.

That last photo of the modified tank on the Ducati is amazing. I’m looking forward to the video of you doing it to yours.

Another great review Sep, I think your having to much fun😊 Need something in that stubbie holder though! Thanks for sharing

That’s a beauty. Like a mobility scooter with cutting blades on it.

Excellent acquisition Sep. I bought the EGO 56v mower about 12 months ago. I now almost enjoy mowing 😂 I certainly looked at the various brands, Ryobi being one of them. I also have the mulching attachment, which I use regularly. My 56v is probably an overkill for my place, but what the heck. Certainly makes mowing easier and cleaner. Mine only has the "auto" function. Supplies the power boost if needed. Best wishes for your domestic duties mate!

Good one. Thanks

Looks like a good bit of gear. Would be very handy not having the fuss of making sure you have enough fuel in the Jerry can.

I bought one of these about a year ago. It's an earlier model with one battery but essentially the same 36V mower. It is one of the best purchases I have ever made. No more mixing petrol, no more pulling a starter rope. It's light and easy to push and does a great job. Good to see you made it home safe and sound.