CARAVAN TOUR | Why we LOVE our tiny home on wheels for our Big Lap - Caravan Travel Australia
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Come inside our Jayco Silverline Outback 21.65 for a full tour and see why we love it!
We also share a few DIY mods we have done that we love to make our tiny home even better for us.
Check out our cot build vid here: • Jayco Caravan Baby Cot...
Safe Travels - ORT
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Thanq for the tour.
Stay safe on your travels.
Thanks Lynne, glad you enjoyed it. Cheers, ORT
So glad I found your channel!
We are about to move into our caravan with our 10 month old. We bought bunks but now seriously considering that cot 😮😮
Thank you for easing our worry that we will be able to do this with a baby! 🙏❤️
So glad to hear! You've got this. You will have such an amazing time and I guarantee you will not regret it. Safe travels ORT.
Great walk through. Thanks so much.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
11:34 There are sevaral van options with bunks and a full separate shower/toilet ensuite. Good adaptions.
beautiful
Beautiful caravan
Thank you. We love it.
GREAT VIDEO
Great Video Guys we have a Jayco in NZ loving it
Thanks guys! Yes we love it, theres not much we would change.
Yep, Soda Stream! Have one and use it all the time!
How do you find replacement cylinders?
@@bmrt1000 we carry 2 60L cylinders and just make sure we replace them when we are in major towns. Never really had a drama.
very good tour thanks
Are you thinking about upgrading to a bunk camper soon? The do a silverline with a slide out too :)
It might be on the cards :)
Loved this one!
If you have any cool DIY mods that you think we should do please let us know! Any questions about anything we will do our best to answer.
That shower with a bath base would be good for your little one I think
Absolutely. We actually just put a small inflatable baby pool on the bottom and fill with a few litres from the shower to give him a bath sometimes. It works perfectly.
Great video! Would be interested to understand how much water you go through with the kitchen, shower and washing machine. How often do you need to refill and where do you get the water from?
The washing machine is basically a no go when offgrid, unless you have access to water nearby to then fill with a water bladder. Just normal usage apart from washing machine we can get upto 5 days off the 180ltrs. This include very very modest showers each day (rinse, lather, rinse). Cheers, ORT.
The tips in this video are excellent, I notified you mentioned a kettle that can be used on gas or electric/induction (I don’t recall) and I was wondering where I’d find one of these in Australia?
Hi Aspen, the whistling kettle we use is just a cheap one from a shop called RTM. It works a treat and multitasks for that purpose perfectly. Saves having to carry an electric kettle as well. I don't know if they are rated for use on induction but would be worth checking. Cheers, ORT.
@@ourrealitytravels ah my apologies, I thought I heard you say you could use it on both gas and induction, it’s still an excellent idea for a duel purpose so thanks again :)
nice vid
is there a company that makes lift kits for the jayco line of vans ?
I'm not sure, I think the springs and shocks might be pedders from the factory? Perhaps check with them.
Do you ever think of getting a bus and if so why did you decide on a van
We have discussed it, however we really love getting off road. Having the 4wd and van allows us to do that.
good shit
are you astralan