New motorhome, and I’m missing the refillable gas bottles already - so it’s time to get the drill out
I don’t particularly want to mount the filler point inside the locker, and there isn’t an obvious place to put it externally (other than in the gas locker door itself). We have a secumotion regulator etc - so limited need to open the locker door.
I’ve seen advice in a number of places about not mounting the fill point in the locker door due to the potential stress when opening and closing said door. Given that the only times the door would need to be opened are at fill up and Eurotunnel boarding, and providing care is taken when opening and closing the door, and the hose connecting the fill point to the cylinders is long enough - is this a definite no, or a proceed with caution?
In the last week or two, I’ve seen three motorhomes with fill points in their gas locker doors . . .
All advice and thoughts gratefully received.
Thanks,
John
I don’t particularly want to mount the filler point inside the locker, and there isn’t an obvious place to put it externally (other than in the gas locker door itself). We have a secumotion regulator etc - so limited need to open the locker door.
I’ve seen advice in a number of places about not mounting the fill point in the locker door due to the potential stress when opening and closing said door. Given that the only times the door would need to be opened are at fill up and Eurotunnel boarding, and providing care is taken when opening and closing the door, and the hose connecting the fill point to the cylinders is long enough - is this a definite no, or a proceed with caution?
In the last week or two, I’ve seen three motorhomes with fill points in their gas locker doors . . .
All advice and thoughts gratefully received.
Thanks,
John