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Caravan Accessories

Save Money with Aqua Kem Green.

I recently went to purchase a 2 Litre container of Thetford Aqua Kem Green portable toilet additive from BCF in Sydney and found that it was $26.66. I think that is too high a price to pay for this product.

I decided to do a search on eBay and was fortunate to come across the seller called parksidetowbars1 who was offering 6 x 2 Litres of this waste tank chemical for $99 with free postage. The saving is $60.99 over a 6 bottle purchase at the retail price.

I personally prefer to use the Thetford Aqua Kem Green as in my experience it works very well and is environmentally friendly.

If you wish to make a similar purchase on eBay just click here.

As a disclaimer I wish to make it clear that I earn no commissions for promoting this eBay seller. I gave them five stars across all parameters because they delivered the goods on time as promised and in excellent condition.

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Caravan Parks

Grey Nomads will pay to stay on your land

GREY NOMADS WILL PAY UP TO $20 A NIGHT TO STAY ON YOUR LAND.

Grey nomads with fully self contained caravans or Motorhomes are prepared to pay up to $20 a night to stay on your land. They’ll pay $20 if you can provide power and water and $10 without.

Ideally your property will be in a safe quiet location and have good mobile reception. 

You must have a wide entrance and plenty of room for caravans and Motorhomes to manoeuvre.

Caravan Park fees continue to rise without a commensurate improvement of services so owners of self-contained vans are voting with their wheels.

If you feel you have the right property please contact us with your details including a telephone number.

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Announcements Caravanning

Caravan Owner Seeks Quiet Rural Accommodation.

I travel extensively and have a 18.6 Montana Caravan. I am accustomed to living in a quiet rural environment and would like to find similar accommodation in various parts of Australia.

I am willing to pay $25 a night for power and water and would probably want to stay for 7 nights. I am also confident that other caravan owners would do the same.

I need to be able to access the Internet through Optus Mobile so a strong signal is highly desirable.

I am single, 70 years of age and have tertiary qualifications in Psychology. I have worked with Australian CEO’s over many years through a network called The Executive Connection.

If you are able to assist please call John on 0412 198 802.

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Caravans

Video Tutorials for Montana Outback Off Road Caravan

The Montana Caravan Video Tutorials will show you how to make the most of your luxury van.

Click any of the links below to view the video:

How to correctly lower the legs of the caravan

How to correctly raise the legs of the caravan

240 Volt Charging System for Montana Outback Caravan

Airexcel Suburban Hot Water System used in the Montana Outback Caravan

Electronic cupboard inside the Montana Outback Caravan

Water pump and water taps

Prostar Solar Regulator

Camec Range Hood

RV Water Level Indicator

Swift 500 Series Four Burner Gas & Electric Stove

Axis AM FM Radio and Sound System

Sharp Carousel Microwave Oven

HPS High Performance Cooling System Refrigerator

Porcelain Toilet System

Toilet Empty Warning Light

How to Empty the Toilet Cassette

Galvanised Battery Box

Gas Heater Controls

Breakaway Pin and Off Road Coupling

Tunnel Boot and Breakaway Safety System

Truma Gas Heating System

External Water Tanks

Four Seasons Hatch

How to Raise and Tune the Winegard Sensar VHF & UHF Antenna

How to Lower the Winegard Sensar VHF & UHF Antenna

The Hot Water Heater Switch

Sphere Washing Machine

Fully Moulded Shower Recess

Sharp Carousel Microwave

Aircommand Ibis 3 Air Conditioner

How to Clean the Aircommand Ibis Filter

Drop Down External Table

Waste Outlet Pipe

How to Lower the External Awning

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How to correctly lower the legs of the caravan.


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How to correctly raise the legs of the caravan.


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240 Volt Charging System for Montana Outback Caravan.


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Airexcel Suburban Hot Water System used in the Montana Outback Caravan.


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Electronic cupboard inside the Montana Outback Caravan.


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Water pump and water taps.


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Prostar Solar Regulator.


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Camec Range Hood.


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RV Water Level Indicator


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Swift 500 Series Four Burner Gas & Electric Stove.


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Axis AM FM Radio and Sound System.


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Sharp Carousel Microwave Oven.


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HPS High Performance Cooling System Refrigerator.


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Porcelain Toilet System


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Toilet Empty Warning Light


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How to Empty the Toilet Cassette


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Galvanised Battery Box


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Gas Heater Controls


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Breakaway Pin and Off Road Coupling


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Tunnel Boot and Breakaway Safety System


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Truma Gas Heating System


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External Water Tanks


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Four Seasons Hatch


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How to Raise and Tune the Winegard Sensar VHF & UHF Antenna


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How to Lower the Winegard Sensar VHF & UHF Antenna


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The Hot Water Heater Switch


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Sphere Washing Machine


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Fully Moulded Shower Recess


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Sharp Carousel Microwave


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Aircommand Ibis 3 Air Conditioner


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How to Clean the Aircommand Ibis Filter


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Drop Down External Table


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Waste Outlet Pipe


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How to Lower the External Awning


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Announcements

Toowoomba Motor Village Caravan Park in Queensland

New photos of Toowoomba Motor Village Caravan Park in Queensland have been kindly supplied by our roving reporter Sherallee Schubet. Thanks Sherallee. You can see the full photo set and add your own photos and review at:

https://www.caravanparkphotos.com.au/toowoomba_motor_village/index.htm