Tour of the Dethleffs Trend 7017 motorhome

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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @SueElliott1
    @SueElliott1 4 года назад

    Nice motorhome. I could be happy in this. Love the single beds! Very like the one we went to Cornwall in a couple of years ago. Has a reasonable payload too.

  • @justinlinnane8043
    @justinlinnane8043 7 лет назад +3

    thanks for the longer tour Alan . interesting layout and very reminiscent of the 1970/80's American RV's with midships single births and rear bathroom layout.

  • @caramotorhomescaravans8629
    @caramotorhomescaravans8629 7 лет назад +1

    Brilliant video Alan, the depth that you go to showing off the motorhome is great.🙂

  • @incognito1426
    @incognito1426 7 лет назад +2

    is it driveble with a normal driver licence ? 3500 t ? wather deposit , how many litters?

    • @VanlifewithAlan
      @VanlifewithAlan  7 лет назад

      I will always try to say if a van is over 3.5 tonnes. This has over 500kg of payload.

  • @jewellui
    @jewellui 7 лет назад +1

    Nice, how much is this?

  • @JohnS-zq8ks
    @JohnS-zq8ks 7 лет назад +1

    Nice. Too big for me though.

  • @CampingparkGitzenweilerHof
    @CampingparkGitzenweilerHof 2 года назад

    Campe dich glücklich 🏕️ #gitzenweilerhof

  • @simonsackett
    @simonsackett 7 лет назад

    It's not an attractive van, is it? The placement of the windows for a start... bit odd, and all up and down. Midships single beds mean you can't have a central filler for the extra space it gives, and single beds in motorhomes are a) never wide enough, and b) always against a wall, so if you're the kind of person who moves from one side to the other a lot in the night you'd wake yourself up all the time by clouting the wall. I know this from experience, as well as sleeping over a cab (or coffin as I called it) where you clout the roof all night until you learn to move more carefully.
    As Brian Coley says, having access to the interior through the garage door seems very unsafe. I bet I could open that door in seconds with a small crowbar and be away with your slippers before you knew I was there.
    I see no advantage to having the rear bathroom - it could easily be midships and split in two, which is actually preferable in many ways.
    What I need you to do from now on, Alan, is to start reviewing toilets in more detail. I know that most, if not all, are Thetford, but you will be henceforth required to test them from a gentleman's perspective, in particular the amount of dangle room. There will be no need for video evidence - a simple verbal report will be fine. I recall a dark time when I was forced to dangle the gentleman vegetables on the *outside* of the tiny loo in order to perform the number 2 bodily function! This is obviously an unacceptable state of affairs, especially if a number 1 presents itself at half time, so to speak.