Swift RULE OF THUMB C_10 A HOT “TOPIC” currently is MODIFICATIONS TO INCREASE GROSS VEHICLE MASS (GVM) i.e. how much your vehicle can weigh – all up. Our in-house guru recently had this to say…. “being legal can be difficult … Continued
Swift RULE OF THUMB B_13 DO I need one? If you ever connect your caravan to an ordinary house hold power point (generally ONLY rated to 10 amps) or you use a generator that is ONLY rated up to 10 … Continued
Swift RULE OF THUMB B_10 It’s a common issue that we often hear/talk about; this was some conversation from around a campfire on the banks of the Barcoo River in NW Qld on this very subject. Question by “Mr Problem” … Continued
Swift RULE OF THUMB B_11 Since winter has set upon us we have been receiving a LOT of questions about Caravan resealing for example “Do we have to reseal our caravan when looks to be in good nick’ and if … Continued
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Swift RULE OF THUMB B_9 Windows opening unannounced? We have a simple solution. You may recall one of our previous Rule of Thumbs (actually it was B_5) where we talked about “window catches” and “how to keep the dust out”. … Continued
Swift Caravan’s RULE OF THUMB C_9 We have reviewed the pictured trailer brake controller before i.e. Swift Caravan’s RULE OF THUMB C_1 BUT this time we are bringing it to your attention for a completely different reason. As is often … Continued
Swift Caravan’s RULE OF THUMB I_18 Some caravaner’s like to load the tinnie on the tug when going away – a roof rack can generally be found to do this job but what about the outboard? Smelly (petrol), oily (leaks) … Continued
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Owning a caravan grants you exceptional freedom. You can pack up and head off onto the open road with all the ease of hitching the van and turning the key. You don’t have to set up tents, you don’t have … Continued
This is a timely reminder regarding ALL caravan components made of plastic or PVC? It’s happened to most caravaner’s – that well know brand of plastic step fails just as you are getting out of the caravan; in some instances … Continued
What’s involved in a good service? Beside how often i.e. mileage or time, there are other things that MUST be taken into account when having your caravan serviced. At Hardings our service procedure is broken down as follows; Routine servicing … Continued