Autosleeper Gloucester
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Autosleeper Gloucester
by gemdeco Fri Jan 26, 2018 8:25 am
Hi Everyone
going through all the nooks and crannies of the new MH,under the passenger floor mat where the tools are kept,there is a cut out in the polystyrene packing anyone any idea what should fit in there?.The crockery cupboard is interesting but I presume only the AS crockery will fit in it and as usual it is missing any idea's for alternative use ,is it easy to take out I cannot see any screws and I do not want to wreck it
Alan
going through all the nooks and crannies of the new MH,under the passenger floor mat where the tools are kept,there is a cut out in the polystyrene packing anyone any idea what should fit in there?.The crockery cupboard is interesting but I presume only the AS crockery will fit in it and as usual it is missing any idea's for alternative use ,is it easy to take out I cannot see any screws and I do not want to wreck it
Alan
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Re: Autosleeper Gloucester
by PLOUGHLIN Fri Jan 26, 2018 9:50 am
I have the spaces on mine but nothing in them.
The crockery rack is just pushed into place but the wiring/trunking is installed through it, so to remove the rack you need to enlarge the wiring hole to the edge, then waggle the rack out. Take off the trunking cover and you'll see the problem.
The crockery rack is just pushed into place but the wiring/trunking is installed through it, so to remove the rack you need to enlarge the wiring hole to the edge, then waggle the rack out. Take off the trunking cover and you'll see the problem.
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Re: Autosleeper Gloucester
by Peter Brown Fri Jan 26, 2018 1:39 pm
I think the cut out is to help locate the bottle jack, supplied when there is a spare - I haven't got one.
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Re: Autosleeper Gloucester
by Liam Fri Jan 26, 2018 4:09 pm
Dear or dear Peter, an empty whiskey bottle!
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Re: Autosleeper Gloucester
by Peter Brown Fri Jan 26, 2018 4:25 pm
Liam wrote:Dear or dear Peter, an empty whiskey bottle!
Partially........
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