Have only just found your channel but what an interesting, informative and helpful video; thank you for the motorhome tour; you have a very lovely home there; i just love seeing tours of motorhomes. The kitchen is like a separate room which is nice. Thank you so much
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure Hello Peg, not yet. Am hoping to get one. Believe it or not it was only a few months ago I found out about motorhomes. I had never given it any thought before and the more I have researched it and watched videos the more I like it. So I have been looking at motorhomes and now know exactly what I would like. So am hoping at some stage to actually get one.
@@Michelle-ub9dgI think you will love it. We hired one first to see if it was ‘the dream’ as there are a few challenges… like finding somewhere to park and we use a lot of public transport when we park up to avoid driving round towns. We love ours 😀
Thanks for your comments Hegster. We love the layout (and the van!) which is why we still have it. We’ve not found a van/layout we prefer - yet! Cheers, Rob
I have a 1991 hymer B544 fridge vents make a massive difference although last month i fitted a new burner to fridge and its been awesome well worth the 90quid
Thanks Hegster. Last year I had to clean the burner whilst we were away in Europe on a long trip as the fridge had stopped chilling on gas. It made a huge difference. I will try and add a link below to the video we made on fixing this. Regards, Rob ruclips.net/video/-D1ggBh29QM/видео.htmlsi=ZezE9t8hkIri4Q75
Hi Peg and Rob. Top video. It was great meeting you today at Cape Hillsborough on the North Queensland coast, on your Australian Adventure. I will post a video soon on our Mercedes Sprinter Motorhome. Safe travels Doug and Sue.
Hi Doug, it was a pleasure to meet you and Sue today and to see the refurb you have done to your van. Can’t wait to see your you tube about the superb solar panel you have fitted and I am sure plenty of others will love to see that and m”meet you and Sue through you tube. Best, Peg 😀
Thanks for the great tour. We really appreciated being invited to your home. We brand new to motorhoming and about to go away for a week. It was great to hear and see your tips. My wife is looking for new curtains now and quite liked yours.
Hi Brian, good to hear from you again. I wish you all the joy of motorhoming. I was lucky that Jenny Jones made my curtains from sim orla keily fabric I’d bought. We have tried the beer out in Oz and so far have enjoyed reef pale ale 🍺 and great northern… others are to be sampled. Best, Peg
@@brianinbrisbane6632 we are loving Oz… haven’t seen any flooding… not even a swollen river! We are heading towards Brisbane… slowly making our way down the Bruce highway 😎
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure If you see Boreen Point on your map ( near Noosa Heads), pop on there to look about. A small community on a lake with a motel, a camping ground, a pub and a shop. The lake is popular with sailors and families. 1770 is a nice coastal town too. Bagara (near Bundaberg) is great for turtle sightings on the beach - guided night tours by rangers. Bundaberg has a rum distillary.
Oooh I love a good van tour😊. It’s very generous of you both to show us in all your nooks and crannies! We should be collecting our new van in the next few weeks and I can’t wait to get all the stuff out from under the bed, in the garage etc and in the van. Jurgen has fantastic storage capacity. I hope you never get bored of doing your videos…..Beautiful soft furnishings btw. Ruth x
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure Well I’m a retired nurse, husband was retired but was asked if he could go back to work this summer! Nothing planned probably just short trips this next year and then hopefully France/Spain one day! I love your van and vids, thanks for the entertainment!
Love the earrings Peg! And the Crocs, they’re in fashion at the moment which is great because I’ve always worn them camping. Lovely having a look around Jurgen, very cosy and so organised, loved the cushions and curtains, amazed at how little you need to live in Motorhome full time, which is good to see as although I’m looking forward getting rid of most my of our possessions and living more minimally I have images of the cupboards in our Motorhome exploding with stuff! 😂
Hi Tracy, you should have seen how full it was at first! We had to down size again… we do have quite a bit stored at our son’s house in his loft and shed too. 😀
Hi peg and rob have been watching your adventures from the start They have been interesting and informative. Port sunlight has great memories for me I used to be based at dock road south at Vosa sight as vehicle inspector. Used to pop into the lever shop for the cheap soap powder, great days. Any way keep your videos coming good luck 👍
Hey ! We love a motorhome tour. After buying ours a few months ago always curious of other set ups 😅. Great tour loved the video. We have subscribed to show our support to fellow motorhomes. Take care. Chelsea and Mike
Hi Zac, thanks for the message. We will make sure our windscreen is insured now. We are in another motorhome in NZ and that windscreen cracked… so we can see how easy it is and how expensive it may be to replace! I hope you enjoy your Arto as much as we do. Thanks again, Peg
Peg. You have propane bottles, Calor are a company that manufacturers lpg gas, think you mean a Butane bottle which is blue rather than calor! Keep to propane it doesn't freeze. Personally I'd buy Gaslow bottles that are refillable and far cheaper than exchange bottles. I'm in Wrexham not too far from where you once resided, it's less than 80p a litre here and cheaper to fill 2 refillable bottles than 1 exchange bottle. If you're ever this way give me a shout I'll gladly show you my set up. It's not really expensive either.
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure Definitely cheaper, used 1 bottle in a month running heating and a full size oven and water heater. Btw your water heater running on electric will have a 240v switch somewhere, mine is in the wardrobe but different make to yours. Keep looking!
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure Maybe it's on the controls and not separate 🤷♂️ Very expensive motorhome when new so it'll be somewhere for when you're on hook up.
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure No not really, we started out with just about everything one could imagine crammed in the lockers (We've been tenters and then tuggers before we entered the dark side !!) but we soon realised how few jumpers, fleeces and coats were needed in Spain and Portugal and also how quickly washing dried too. That led to us purging all the lockers and now all we carry are the absolute necessities in our 5mtr 25 year old tin tent
@@MrA2oppy I think that is wise and wish I didn’t have such of a ‘just in case’ mentality…but we don’t have a house to go back to so keep stuff with us that if we wouldn’t if were part time mohoers. TBH we showed the van at its most tidy too😂
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure The last time we got refilled gas bottles it cost us £42 for two, then a member of the group that we belong to was selling his refillable set up for silly money, so we now have two 6kg refillable Gaslow bottles and auto change over too, a set of refit adaptors and a UK refill costs less than £20 from empty, no brainer. ps I do carry an emergency full bottle just in case though. Enjoy the life, it's great, stay safe
Have only just found your channel but what an interesting, informative and helpful video; thank you for the motorhome tour; you have a very lovely home there; i just love seeing tours of motorhomes. The kitchen is like a separate room which is nice. Thank you so much
@@Michelle-ub9dg you are very welcome Michelle. Glad you enjoyed the video. Do you have a motorhome yourself? Best, Peg
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure Hello Peg, not yet. Am hoping to get one. Believe it or not it was only a few months ago I found out about motorhomes. I had never given it any thought before and the more I have researched it and watched videos the more I like it. So I have been looking at motorhomes and now know exactly what I would like. So am hoping at some stage to actually get one.
@@Michelle-ub9dgI think you will love it. We hired one first to see if it was ‘the dream’ as there are a few challenges… like finding somewhere to park and we use a lot of public transport when we park up to avoid driving round towns. We love ours 😀
Exactly same layout as my 1991 B544 hymer IMO the best layout
Thanks for your comments Hegster. We love the layout (and the van!) which is why we still have it. We’ve not found a van/layout we prefer - yet!
Cheers, Rob
Very informative guys
Thanks Kat, we would make it a bit snappier now… we did go into a fair amount of detail 😂 Best, Peg
Love the tour of the van. Some serious downsizing must have taken place from house to van. So organised! Xx
Hi Cathy, glad you liked it.. there is a lot of stuff at Jack and Laura’s 😀
I have a 1991 hymer B544 fridge vents make a massive difference although last month i fitted a new burner to fridge and its been awesome well worth the 90quid
Thanks Hegster. Last year I had to clean the burner whilst we were away in Europe on a long trip as the fridge had stopped chilling on gas. It made a huge difference. I will try and add a link below to the video we made on fixing this.
Regards, Rob
ruclips.net/video/-D1ggBh29QM/видео.htmlsi=ZezE9t8hkIri4Q75
Hi Peg and Rob. Top video. It was great meeting you today at Cape Hillsborough on the North Queensland coast, on your Australian Adventure.
I will post a video soon on our Mercedes Sprinter Motorhome. Safe travels
Doug and Sue.
Hi Doug, it was a pleasure to meet you and Sue today and to see the refurb you have done to your van. Can’t wait to see your you tube about the superb solar panel you have fitted and I am sure plenty of others will love to see that and m”meet you and Sue through you tube. Best, Peg 😀
Thanks for the great tour. We really appreciated being invited to your home. We brand new to motorhoming and about to go away for a week. It was great to hear and see your tips. My wife is looking for new curtains now and quite liked yours.
Hi Brian, good to hear from you again. I wish you all the joy of motorhoming. I was lucky that Jenny Jones made my curtains from sim orla keily fabric I’d bought. We have tried the beer out in Oz and so far have enjoyed reef pale ale 🍺 and great northern… others are to be sampled.
Best, Peg
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure Great. Hope your trip is going well and you're avoiding the floooding.
@@brianinbrisbane6632 we are loving Oz… haven’t seen any flooding… not even a swollen river! We are heading towards Brisbane… slowly making our way down the Bruce highway 😎
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure If you see Boreen Point on your map ( near Noosa Heads), pop on there to look about. A small community on a lake with a motel, a camping ground, a pub and a shop. The lake is popular with sailors and families.
1770 is a nice coastal town too. Bagara (near Bundaberg) is great for turtle sightings on the beach - guided night tours by rangers. Bundaberg has a rum distillary.
@@brianinbrisbane6632 thanks Brian, really appreciate your suggestions. They will go on our to do list. 😀
Oooh I love a good van tour😊. It’s very generous of you both to show us in all your nooks and crannies! We should be collecting our new van in the next few weeks and I can’t wait to get all the stuff out from under the bed, in the garage etc and in the van. Jurgen has fantastic storage capacity. I hope you never get bored of doing your videos…..Beautiful soft furnishings btw. Ruth x
Thanks Ruth, how exciting for you guys just about to start life with a new van… any trips planned yet?
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure
Well I’m a retired nurse, husband was retired but was asked if he could go back to work this summer! Nothing planned probably just short trips this next year and then hopefully France/Spain one day! I love your van and vids, thanks for the entertainment!
@@ruthkirby9277 I’m a retired nurse too!
Love the earrings Peg! And the Crocs, they’re in fashion at the moment which is great because I’ve always worn them camping. Lovely having a look around Jurgen, very cosy and so organised, loved the cushions and curtains, amazed at how little you need to live in Motorhome full time, which is good to see as although I’m looking forward getting rid of most my of our possessions and living more minimally I have images of the cupboards in our Motorhome exploding with stuff! 😂
Hi Tracy, you should have seen how full it was at first! We had to down size again… we do have quite a bit stored at our son’s house in his loft and shed too. 😀
Hi peg and rob have been watching your adventures from the start
They have been interesting and informative. Port sunlight has great memories for me
I used to be based at dock road south at Vosa sight as vehicle inspector.
Used to pop into the lever shop for the cheap soap powder, great days.
Any way keep your videos coming good luck 👍
Thanks NG, glad you like the vids. That shop has an amazing array of random goods eh! Best, Peg
Hey ! We love a motorhome tour. After buying ours a few months ago always curious of other set ups 😅. Great tour loved the video. We have subscribed to show our support to fellow motorhomes. Take care. Chelsea and Mike
Thanks Chelsea and Mike, for your kind words and for subscribing. Have you been out in many adventures? Best, Peg
Hi what is the interior height in bathroom and in the rest inside,thanks
Hi Frank, The interior height of the bathroom and throughout the van is the same at 197 cm. Hope that helps 😊
Hi I have a arto.you need to have glass insurance.my window was same of yours so it accidentally smashed and claimed on insurance.
Hi Zac, thanks for the message. We will make sure our windscreen is insured now. We are in another motorhome in NZ and that windscreen cracked… so we can see how easy it is and how expensive it may be to replace!
I hope you enjoy your Arto as much as we do.
Thanks again, Peg
Peg. You have propane bottles, Calor are a company that manufacturers lpg gas, think you mean a Butane bottle which is blue rather than calor!
Keep to propane it doesn't freeze.
Personally I'd buy Gaslow bottles that are refillable and far cheaper than exchange bottles.
I'm in Wrexham not too far from where you once resided, it's less than 80p a litre here and cheaper to fill 2 refillable bottles than 1 exchange bottle.
If you're ever this way give me a shout I'll gladly show you my set up.
It's not really expensive either.
Hi Steve, thanks for the tip. We will check it out. I think it sounds the way to go , especially cos it’s cheaper😀
Also when we are back we will give you a shout! 😀
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure
Definitely cheaper, used 1 bottle in a month running heating and a full size oven and water heater.
Btw your water heater running on electric will have a 240v switch somewhere, mine is in the wardrobe but different make to yours.
Keep looking!
@@steveullrich1396 really appreciate your advice. We will keep looking…. Haven’t fount it yet!
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure
Maybe it's on the controls and not separate 🤷♂️
Very expensive motorhome when new so it'll be somewhere for when you're on hook up.
Wow what a load of suplerflous gubbins
Thanks Peter…I take it you are more streamlined?
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure No not really, we started out with just about everything one could imagine crammed in the lockers (We've been tenters and then tuggers before we entered the dark side !!) but we soon realised how few jumpers, fleeces and coats were needed in Spain and Portugal and also how quickly washing dried too. That led to us purging all the lockers and now all we carry are the absolute necessities in our 5mtr 25 year old tin tent
@@MrA2oppy I think that is wise and wish I didn’t have such of a ‘just in case’ mentality…but we don’t have a house to go back to so keep stuff with us that if we wouldn’t if were part time mohoers. TBH we showed the van at its most tidy too😂
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure Sadly though we are both now nearly 80 so we need a base in which to pop our clogs
@@MrA2oppy Good on you for getting out and about. As a traveler at heart I’d be happy to pop mine anywhere as long as I am not driving at the time 😇
At least one refillable gas bottle is truly a necessity
I agree Peter. We will sort that out shortly. Best, Peg
@@pegandrobsgameforadventure The last time we got refilled gas bottles it cost us £42 for two, then a member of the group that we belong to was selling his refillable set up for silly money, so we now have two 6kg refillable Gaslow bottles and auto change over too, a set of refit adaptors and a UK refill costs less than £20 from empty, no brainer. ps I do carry an emergency full bottle just in case though.
Enjoy the life, it's great, stay safe
Great video guys really enjoyed it
Thanks Kingsroader… always happy to oblige. Any thoughts about LPG?