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05/8/2006 at 5:34pm
Location: Midlands Outfit: Bailey Pursuit 560 5
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Hi all
We leave our beds made up most of the time, bunks on the side and a double at the front
We were wondering if its safe to travel with the bunks left up and made??
Will it throw the C of G up and to the side, or would it just rattle and bang to bits?
Yes i know i am lazy and just can't be a*&^d to put it all away but........
Oh well of to Wales tomorrow-bet it rains lol
05/8/2006 at 6:08pm
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We sometimes leave the double made but i always take the bunks down.
I could be wrong but the caravan has to have some sort of flex in it and having the bunks up will act like a brace and could cause damage.
Like i said i could have it completly wrong but thats part of the reason why i take the bunks down.
05/8/2006 at 8:03pm
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In our last van they recommended that the van never travelled with the bunk up, and thinking about it there will be a lot of stresses on the couple of screws on the wall plate. Take it down to be safe.
05/8/2006 at 9:43pm
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Ok 3 people give very good reasons why not to, I'll take everyones advice and leave them down in transit.
i don't know how to lock a thread-but I'll leave it here.
Thanks to you all
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but its only raining for sunday when we pitch up-oh and saturday when we take it down again lol
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