Questions not asked?

Posted on 27/09/2020 14:40 by Takethedogalong

I don’t think our dealer mentioned ball games and tethering dogs either.............🤔😂

Posted on 27/09/2020 14:50 by dave the rave

Would you and Tinwheeler kindly read exactly what was written!At no point did I suggest that companies who hire out vehicles (or vehicle dealers) should tell people about behaviour on site.The original post was about people asking questions.

Posted on 26/09/2020 21:48 by nelliethehooker

David, the M/H owner was instructed not to go onto the very area that they did. 

My other reply should have read shake, not shame.

Posted on 27/09/2020 00:06 by EmilysDad

Some people, motorhomers or not, don't have a clue of anything mechanical. Re the motorhome getting stuck on the soft ground ... the other year we were on a CL when an older woman arrived in a large Hymer type of motor home and tried to pitch it. The ground was wet and very soft, but she drove it with no regard at all of the ground conditions, which were pretty obvious and needless to say got it stuck .... The farmer arrived with his large 4x4 tractor but because of how the motorhome was 'parked' couldn't get to the front to pull it off forwards so he crawled underneath it to attach his slings to the rear axle to pull it off backwards. The woman was clueless as to which way to steer while being rescued. 

Posted on 27/09/2020 14:03 by JVB66

As told to me the only difference when driving most 4x4 in poor weather conditions is that the accident is more spectacular as most are fitted with normal road tyres

The best 4x4 we ever had was our Diahatsu Fourtrack a real go anywhere vehicle  just a shame they never made a five door version,,apart from our Rover100 it was the only other vehicle we missed

Posted on 27/09/2020 18:39 by EmilysDad

because most 4x4s only ever drive on the road .... 🙄

A P4 Rover 100 ..... that's going back a few years! 

Posted on 27/09/2020 19:00 by JVB66

I think that is what he was inferring 

It was a1960 p4

Posted on 27/09/2020 19:18 by EmilysDad

 ... I think that is what he was inferring 

I know

 

 ... It was a1960 p4

That pre-dates me then (just)! But I'm sure that if you were drive one again you'd realise how much modern cars have progressed ... power steering, disc brakes and the power of a modern car 

Posted on 27/09/2020 19:31 by JVB66

The p4 has discs on the front and very positive light steering and 2.6ltr engine also electronic overdrive mostly aluminium body panel and separate chassis