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Hi, glad the info was helpful for you. We purchased the seat covers from super cheap, not sure of the brand sorry. They are just sheepskin (one size fits all) that were on special and cheaper than any we could find online.

Thanks so much. 😊

Hi, glad to hear you made the right choice for you and that you have had great after sales service, that is so important. Plenty of companies selling loads of caravans and motorhomes and the after-sale service can slip. We have had pretty good experiences overall, a few exceptions but i guess that's across the board. I will have to look up your motorhome, i have not heard of them.

Hi, thanks for the message. We love the motorhome, but also can't compare it to towing a caravan as we have never done that. There will be differences in the places you can go, a bit restricted with the motorhome. For example, we went for a drive just today out to the country and wanted to see if we could stay at a beautiful camp site about ten kilometers in on a dirt road. The dirt road was also up over some hills and there is no way we would take the motorhome on it. If you had a 4wd and all terrain caravan, it would be no problem. We decided to tow the car so we can go into some spots that the motorhome wont go. Hope that helps, good luck with your search and thanks for watching our videos. 😊

thanks guys, you will love Scotts Head.

We sleep in our motorhome every night. Definitely don't stay in hotels. We stayed in a hotel in Mount Gambier to stay longer and explore the region as the motorhome was an hour and a half away. It was a good option for the night.

🤣🤣we love exploring all aspects of Australia, not saying we want to go back there.

Hi there, thanks for the message. We will get to Canberra and Jindabyne but have decided it might still be cold there in September. We have decided to head north again and explore Mullumbimby and the nearby national parks.

@@headsortailsmotorhometravels77 Canberra can certainly be chilly in September ( mainly overnight) if you are not used to it. ☺️ enjoy your travels north.

Hi there, i purchased my hat from the convenience shop/supermarket at Scotts Head. We looked it up for you, the brand is Kooringal, style is women's Floppy-Bay if you want to purchase one online. 😊

Thank you so much will definitely look into it.

Thanks for the message, we will need to replace the gopro at some point. Thanks for the tip regarding the dji action. We love the dji drone.

Hi, your very welcome, glad your getting some tips from our videos. 😊

good tips, thanks.

Thanks 😊

Hi, the roos were so healthy looking as well, very nice to see. We are going to go back there for a few days in September, we liked it so much. Then we might explore Mullumbimby or somewhere around that area. Short trips are good, really looking forward to doing a long one again though. 😊

Hi Darrel, thanks so much for the comment. We are pleased to hear that you like the way we put our videos together. We always try to mention the things we would want to see in a video and provide as much useful information as possible. Happy travels to you.

Hi, thanks for the comment and information. We will take a look at that for future issues. Cheers.

Glad it was helpful. 😊

Hi, glad we would give you the information about the tyre extension valves. We love the ones from Watts Wheels.

We had a quick look at the Jayco 26.1, it looks like a good option. Enjoy choosing your motorhome and enjoy every moment of your travels.

Hi, thanks for the comment, good tip for others. 😊

Hi, we stayed in Ayres Rock campground for 4 nights. I am not sure if perhaps we got a stay for 4 nights pay for 3 nights deal. We booked a fair way ahead so also not sure it that made a difference to our rate. We paid $196 for the 4 nights from memory. 😊

We love it, we have used the Suzuki Swift for so much exploring while the motorhome is parked up. The Suzuki uses almost no fuel at all, totally worth it to us.

Thanks, hope it will be useful for you guys when your headed that way.

Hi there, thanks for the message. We absolutely love towing the car. It was a very good investment for us. We used the car every day in our trip down south, we were able to explore all the beaches, national parks with dirt roads that the motorhome would not have gone on. In our trip to Uluru, we drove every day into the national park, 50ks return to the Olgas in the car. It would have been a pain to pack up the motorhome every day and drive in, although you can obviously do that. We tossed up getting E bikes as well but also thought they would not be great for long trips and shopping etc. In our opinion, towing the car is great for us and it was worth the expense. We needed a car anyway when we moved back into our house as we had sold both our other cars when we moved out. So it worked well to buy a car that we could tow. Hope that helps.

Thanks for the reply. Yes all that makes good sense I agree being able to leave the mh in parked up mode would be great at times. I will keep thinking 🤔 Enjoy your travels 👍

Your welcome.

Hi, thanks for the tips, we do have a air fryer, i love it and use it a lot when we are travelling. I have a microwave steamer for the vegies. I could probably try pasta and rice in there as well. Will give it a go, thanks for the tip.

Woomera does sound interesting; we will get back there. Thanks for the mention of the Barkley Road House, i am looking at my map of Australia right now and planning the next big trip, we will go across the Barkley Hwy from Qld and up to Katherine we are thinking. A lot of planning to do.

We have crossed the Barkley three times, don’t be afraid to explore Mt Isa either great mine museum at the visitor center. The Barkley Roadhouse just got updated after the fire and is really nice stop over. Tennant Creek has a ruff Outback reputation but is a cool little stop off the Barkley. Katherine load up on beer last cheap beer stop till Broome! The Roebuck Roadhouse another awesome stop !

​@keithcooper7027 thanks for the great tips. We look forward to visiting all those places.

Lol, how could we forget the flies, they were brutal.

Thank you.

Glad it was helpful.

Our pleasure!

Hi Ann and Paul, thank you so much for the very kind offer. We might take you up on that at some stage. We have just headed back down south again and plan to head back up that way next winter.

Hi, glad we are able to assist. Thank you for the message and have fun doing your research and getting on the road next year.

So true, better in real life. It was such a wonderful experience; one we will not forget.

Thank you so much, we did not know what a play list was, but have now looked into it and are going to work on that. Thanks for the suggestion.

The motorhome averages about 12.8 L per 100 ks when we are not towing the car. When we tow the car that goes up to about 14.8 to 15 L per 100ks. 😊

@headsortailsmotorhometravels77 Those figures are very impressive I personally would be very happy. When we used to tow a Semi off Road Caravan 3000kg being towed by a 2019 Mazda Bt50 ect I was averaging 21 to 23 L per 100. We no longer have this set-up.

Thanks, we didn't realise there was a whale out there in the water until someone watching the video told us.

Excellent, they are great. We did have a bit of a leak with one of them, but our tyre centre put it back on, on a different angle and that seemed to do the trick. Best of luck with them. 😊

Hi yes it's in an older video somewhere along the way. We realised pretty soon after going on the road full time that the first little motorhome was not going to be big enough for us to live in full time. The 20-5 was a great motorhome for short trips away, probably good for a few weeks but not for full time living for us. As it worked out, we came home early, but are still pleased we made the decision to get the bigger one.

Yes we can, thank you.

We love it so much. We dont always take the car but for the big trips we will.

Your welcome.

We enjoyed looking at them, glad you did as well.

Hi there, thanks for the tip, we love the Armidale area so will definitely travel back to that area and look at staying in Uralla. It will be good to go back with the tow car as we had the little motorhome when we stayed at Armidale and tried to drive out to a waterfall. We had to turn back due to 18ks of dirt road, lol.

Hi, thanks for the comment, we would love to do an episode on pub camps and are already talking about it, thanks for the suggestion. We have actually stayed at Brooms Head holiday park in our first little motorhome. Its in one of our early videos, we loved it. Will definitely go back there. Cheers.

The tyre extensions are great, we did have one that was leaking a bit, our tyre place put it back on a different angle and seems to be ok now. Fingers crossed. The peppermint spray seems to work well.

Hope we have lots more adventures together on the road, it was lovely meeting up with you.

Thanks for such a lovely message, its nice to get that feedback and we are so glad to be able to assist.

You are so welcome.