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I'm intrigued now... Should I keep an eye on my PM's ? :unsure:

Just found on the Gaslow site... Always ensure that you Gaslow Cylinders are turned off before filling commences. This applies to all LPG systems not just Gaslow cylinders.

I have twin Gaslow system and I was told to always close the cylinder valves before filling. I googled Gasit, their website is down but the phone number is :- 01286 832443

Never heard anyone shouting "Less.... Less"

Happy Birthday, hope you have a great day 🍻🥳

Have you got the instructions?

This looks like it... Link Here

I'm surprised this is still available... GAP Insurance... We know we are stitching you up but you can insure against it... feckin con artists. GAP Insurance Might not apply in your case, but worth a mention.

Not something I know much about, what about an agreed value with insurance? Replacement cost for similar vehicle.

Cadburys Dairy Milk is irresistible to them and the upside is, only a very small piece needed as bait... the rest is up for grabs.

Not read it all, but I guess what you are looking for is in here. UK Plates

This should help...

I do indeed David.

The AMT12-2 is set to 12.5v. I believe it can be changed to a different voltage.

Indeed I do David. Fair to say best bit of kit I have bought for the van, well, a close second to the corkscrew. My tracker, amongst other things, tells me the vehicle battery voltage and prior to fitting the AMT12-2 when it showed 12.4 I would take the van for a run of roughly 90 miles...

Making the assumption you have a leisure battery... Some sort of 'battery maintainer' would be my first thought as it would keep the vehicle battery topped up from the leisure battery. Solar would be useful to keep the leisure battery topped up and then in turn the vehicle battery. Without those...

"Now we're cooking on gas"🤣

Neither am I, but I reckon it could be to do with instant high/low settings. Don't know it an induction hob does the same.

Now that is an awsome answer.

Good few years back, had garage broken into and some fishing tackle stolen, phoned police (not 999) gave me a crime number, which after consideration I thought was fair enough, clearly, even then they were stretched. Gave that number to insurance and they settled in full. In the great scheme of...