WHAT CAMPER TRAILER ACCESSORIES DO YOU NEED?
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2023
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What Camper Trailer Accessories do we use for Camping and Travelling around Australia? We have refined our setup and this is what we use and ultimately what is important for us to have and use for our Family of 4 with 2 kids under 8. Hope its helpful 🍻
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Thanks for sharing. Always good to see what gear works for others.
I know you said you don't use your tanks for drinking, but you should mention that the humble green garden hose might give off chemicals into the water and that is why you should use a specific food grade hose to fill water tanks, because some people may drink from their tanks.
Appreciate you watching our video, I'm happy to talk about what I do but it's upto people to decide what they do 👍
Great video thanks mate, just got myself a MDC XTT 11 anniversary camper trailer and I am very impressed. Your videos on camping have helped a lot thank you.
That's awesome thanks dingo! Hope you have the fun we have with ours 🍻
Hey Diesel. Most probably an item you’re currently already carrying in the Paj but emergency comms (Sat phone, GME PLB, Zoleo) would be something I would have in my caravan (taken from the car) especially for remote camping.
I have a small ‘grab bag’ with key items in case of emergency e.g. first aid kit, torch, long range comms, waterproof matches/flint, water, food, pocket knife, sunscreen etc. that I can easily transfer from the vehicle to the caravan when we settle in for the night.
Just an idea 😁
Yeah I had thought about taking the epirb but decided against it. I figure we would normally be within radio distance for someone to hear us so that would do. 👍
Thanks for the video!
I ordered the mosquito repeller as I was watching your video 🥴
Keep up the good work I enjoy your videos.
Thanks mate! It's honestly been a game changer after trying so many different things. It just works 😁👌👍🍻
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Good to chat mate 🍻
Can’t decide wether we upgrade to a camper trailer like yours or caravan. I guess it comes down to convenience and the fact the roof and sides are solid and not material. You still have to set up your trailer but with caravan just walk into it. Do you think you and Anita will upgrade to that?
Husband and I use a Zero rooftop camper and the back of his vw is fitted with a slide out kitchen with stove. I just take into consideration the older he gets the more aches and pain he gets lol totally taking up what you have to stand on for showering and those contraptions for mozzies 😊 we gave up on upright camp chairs. No regrets with recliner camp chairs. It’s nice stargazing and falling asleep on a recliner chair. Heavy though which sucks but bloody comfortable. Also appreciate the bloopers at the end. You make us laugh 😂
Yeah I get a chuckle out of them as well 😂 we would love a caravan but to get all the things we need it's not something we can afford to be honest. And that's why we have a camper trailer,has everything we want at a price we could afford 👍
@@gettingaroundaus totally understandable. We also can’t afford a caravan at the moment but in due time who knows. I appreciate and enjoy watching all your videos you upload. It’s authentic and your family is lovely.
Thank you 😊 that's why we keep doing it 👍
I was surprised you didn't include a snake-bite kit. But I guess you haven't encountered many snakes for it to be a concern. Great info though - thanks for going to the effort as I found it really useful.
You're right, a snake bite kit would be a sensible idea but haven't felt like it was necessary 🤞
Appreciate the feedback, was a bit of effort to put together but it's great it's been helpful 🍻
really helpful video as am i looking to get my first camper trailer
Stoked I could help out Ty 👍
Caught this episode on a cold wet Saturday in Vic, I've been 2nd guess'n my preparation for a 3mth trip (solo) & thanks to this episode I'm more confident I'm almost GTG because I've got pretty much all this covered, thanks
That's awesome mate and no worries. If there's ever stuff you feel would make life easier then you'll pick it up somewhere anyway.
Hope you have a ripper trip mate. Would love to hear about it 👍 😁 🍻
@@gettingaroundaus current plan is Jun15 departure heading west to.......🤣
Somewhere 😁 I like it 👌
You consider rectangular saucepans, frypans (with attachable handles) plates bowls etc… you will be amazed how much space you save
Na we hadn't, these are all basically hand me downs from the home kitchen cupboard so may change over time 😊
Your lead from solar panel is 10m to long, also put your electric cord on a roll up wheel
Yeah maybe it's too long but I like to have the option when parking under trees. Unfortunately a roll up wheel I don't have room for but it's a good idea 💡 👍
Take a sub. Super helpful for a family that’s just waiting for the their camper trailer to arrive.
Cheers mate! Really appreciate it and hope we can keep delivering for you, feel free to drop a line anytime 🍺
great content. Though we have a Jayco it doesn't matter. Thanks for sharing
Sorry mr fancy pants
No worries, appreciate your feedback 👍
Very useful - thanks for sharing! What canvases do you take for long trips? We're about to set off for 3.5 months and thinking we'll just take awning and one wall (wall behind kitchen)... (We have the MDC Cruizer Highside)
We take everything but only really use the ends of the awning to block wind from behind or in front.
Everything it comes with does a good job. Thanks for watching 😊
Self wind up cloths line with stainless steel pegs
Wouldn't that be a treat 😁
Campers fry alive in the summer. Sold mine. But good video
Cheers mate! Thanks for checking us out and dropping a line 👍
What you can fit, what will work and what you can afford, thank you
Yeah it's different for everyone isn't it 👍 thanks for watching Jeff 🍻
G'day I'm looking at getting a camper trailer and I'm wondering how you insulated it for snow camping
Hi Matt,
We haven't insulated the Camper Trailer. Haven't used it in the snow but I'd imagine it would be very cold however.
What else would you expect from kings??😅😅😅
Gotta start somewhere right 😁
That seems like a lot of weight? And how does that effect weight distribution while driving
Hi Kath, Can't say we've noticed anything out of whack while driving. The paj and Camper Trailer have plenty of weight carrying capacity so it's not an issue but we definitely have to remember any more will be too much. Thanks for watching 🍻
What is the total cost as a guess?
Oh geez that's a really good question.. I had a think 🤔 but it's still really hard to put a number on but it would be 2 to 3k at a guess