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These are the spare wheel winder:
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Numb Thumbs ;)
Is this integrated with the inbuilt display, or does it have it s own separate screen?Quote:
Originally Posted by Numb Thumbs
Thanks
Gerry
I have previously had a separate screen, clipped over the centre rear view mirror and went with the same option this time around. That way I keep the console screen for other things and look exactly where I am used to looking to see behind. It is scary how close some idiots sit behing the camper. On occaision I have only been able to seee the windscreen of a car or the helmet visor of a motorcyclist!
The cable for the screen tucks up into the roof lining when not needed.
Cheers
Numb Thumbs ;)
I picked up an ARB twin compressor with air tank at the Queanbeyan 4WD Spectacular on the weekend where I was helping a mate on at his camper trailer stand. I have fitted a 175 Amp Anderson plug on the cable - it draws around 65 Amps at full bellow - so I can plug it in to my removable auxiliary battery.. Of course, all my hoses and attachments have Nitto fittings and ARB use something different. Quick trip to EnZed and change over one fitting and away I go.
I should be able to easily take it out of the case and install it under the false floor in the boot if I want to, but I may just keep it portable. I can easily attach the crocodile clips it came with to a 175 Amp Anderson plug to attach it to battery terminals.
Cheers
Numb Thumbs ;)
PS I towed a 1.5 tonne camper up to Queanbeyan and back for the show and to say it was effortless is an understatement. I now realise that my old Jeep used to porpoise a bit when towing...