How I started to fix the plumbing in my 1998 Bailey caravan
Nigel Donnelly turns his attention to the caravan plumbing in his 1998 Bailey caravan
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Nigel Donnelly turns his attention to the caravan plumbing in his 1998 Bailey caravan
Nigel now turns his attention to Penny's plumbing and the A-frame, as he continues to improve his 1998 Bailey caravan.
Knowing what you can safely fix yourself means you don’t always have to schlep to a dealer and is the key to trouble-free touring
A minor 12V project shone a light on some substandard low-voltage wiring, so Nigel Donnelly sets about keeping the power on next season
Nigel Donnelly sets about more repairs, explaining the process of reinstating the towing electrics and the all-important gas check.
We've picked out the best caravan cleaning products to help you rid your tourer of grime, black streaks and algae.
Keep your van water supply flowing with a functioning filter, says Tony Brown
Prolong your heating system’s life with some basic maintenance, says Nigel Hutson
If the bright white background on your Alde control panel is keeping you awake at night, there’s a simple solution, says Nigel Hutson
If you’re going to install a jack, make it the right one for the task, says Nigel Hutson
The submersible pump is essential to your caravan water supply, but if it fails, Sam Coles can show you how to replace it
Sammy Faircloth has some practical tips about keeping your acrylic windows scratch-free
Overwhelmed by the number of caravan accessories you're running? This simple power hub could be the answer, says Nigel Hutson
Fit this simple battery back-up unit and you can forget about resetting the clock on the Alde's control panel, says Nigel Hutson
Leave your electric cable at home to enjoy a whole new touring experience! John Sootheran shows you how
Your caravan's water supply is essential, so you need to know how to find and fix basic problems. Nigel Hutson guides you through
These two essentials prompt many queries from new caravaners. Nigel Hutson explains all about power for your fridge and water supplies for your flush
What should you expect from a full caravan service? John Sootheran finds out
In addition to your caravan's annual service, there are plenty of tasks to tackle yourself and keep your tourer in tip-top condition throughout the...
If you watch television on tour in your caravan, you need to know how to get a perfect picture, wherever you pitch. Here's the...
The leisure battery is a caravanner's best friend, and of course, you should choose your friends wisely and treat them well. Our guide gives...
It's easy to install this neat charging pad, says Nigel Hutson, and then you can say goodbye to all those dangling cables and wires
Caravan water systems bring domestic ease to our lives on site. John Southern explains how they work and how to maintain them
Preparing your van for storage involves a few key tasks, says Sammy Faircloth
Need extra electricity to run a pump or emergency lighting? Construct this simple unit, says Sam Coles, and you'll have 12V wherever you go
Gas is a brilliant fuel for caravanners, and here, John Sootheran outlines its many pros... and a few cons
Old caravans never die - they just get recycled! John Sootheran discovers a thriving industry that's great for the planet, and your wallet
Tony Brown explains how a simple DIY job can upgrade your storage
Good lighting makes all the difference to an interior, but which type is best for your van? Sammy Faircloth looks at options for upgrading
Anna Lyon and family love everything about their Eriba - except for the furnishing fabrics, which they didn't choose. Time for a change!
Curtains and blinds are decorative and stylish, but also essential for privacy and insulation, so good maintenance is important, says Sammy Faircloth.
Installing a fridge fan can boost your fridge’s cooling power, which is especially useful in hot weather. Nigel Hutson shows you how.
Getting in and out of your caravan is much easier with a grab handle, says Tony Brown.
Bluetooth has made auxiliary jack sockets less of an essential but they offer an additional option for audio and are very simple to fit,...
Hitching and unhitching can cause the odd scratch to your car, but this simple DIY project will protect your bumper, says Tony Brown.
If you are tired of poor-quality door and locker catchers that wear out all too quickly, it's simple to make your own, says Sam...
If you find it difficult to access the towball electrics on your car, this handy extension lead should help, says Tony Brown.
Reverse polarity won't be a problem with this handy adaptor that you can make yourself, says Nigel Hutson.
Windows in some older caravans can be difficult to repair or replace, says Sam Coles, but this simple DIY project should extend their operating...
Everybody uses a range of electrical appliances and devices while on tour. Sammy Faircloth shows you how to power up safely and monitor your...
Tony Brown offers essential advice on breakaway cables and why they're essential, in our series of everyday fixes for your caravan.
Brighten up the caravan kitchen with new LED lighting. LED strips are simple to fit and make meal preparation much easier, says Nigel Hutson.