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Subject Topic: Packing Away Conway Crusader
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26/7/2007 at 3:26pm
 Location: Leicestershire
 Outfit: Conway Crusader
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Hi,

Looking for some advice on packing away a Conway Crusader.

Can the curtains (other than the ones with poles) and inner bed tents be left in place or do they need to be removed before packing away?

If they can safely be left in place, it will save some time when moving between sites!

Thanks in advance.



26/7/2007 at 4:25pm
 Location: Southampton
 Outfit: Swift Challenger 570SE & Kuga 2l TCDi
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I would remove them , we always did, its not worth the risk IMO.


26/7/2007 at 5:21pm
 Location: Leicestershire
 Outfit: Conway Crusader
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OK, thanks for the reply.

It was the dealer we bought it from that said they could be left in place. I hoped it was the case, but suspect it was a sales ploy !!

We collect it next week, can't wait.....

 



26/7/2007 at 6:49pm
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they can be left inplace but we found when you put em down with them been push draws the inner tend to get trapped inthe folding poles and when you open it again you got nice new venterlations holes down the sides of the pods and the roof canopy snaps the bands.


26/7/2007 at 7:19pm
 Location:  south yorkshire
 Outfit: Bailey phoenix
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we have a 2004 crusader, dont know if it is different on other years ,but cant see it , we leave the bed pods fastened at the back but unclipped at the front , the roof lining we leave clipped on at toilet end as far as transit poles then leave hanging down , curtains for bedrooms front and and bedroom window stay connected on wires , the side curtains leave on poles and lay flat on bed , we have never had a problem with these this way and cant see how they could get caught in the slides unless you were really clumsy

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John


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29/7/2007 at 8:38am
 Location: Hertfordshire
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We always left everything up in our Crusader, bedroom tents, roof lining, curtains etc - there's no point in letting them down just to put them back up again. We do the same now with the Pathfinder. It's only if you have to wet-pack that you would need to dismantle anything.

cheers, Terry



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