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  1. Hi Pauly,
    Just a short email to welcome you to the Kedron Owners Group (KOG)
    I believe you will find that we are a friendly group who enjoy the Kedron product and caravanning generally!
    There is lots of information on this website, if there is something you would like to know or can’t find.....please ask.
    Looking forward to meeting you at a gathering or on the road somewhere one day.
    Regards and travel safe,
    Tony H (president) 

    PS.....Do consider joining as a financial member✅..... there is a lot more information available for ‘full’ members!

    Sent from my iPad

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  2. Ernst,

    Welcome to the KOG.

    I along with many other Kedron Owners are going to be in Tasmania at the same time as you.

    With Tasmania being so......small........ I’m sure you will cross paths with many other Kedron owners.

    With only four weeks in Tasmania can I respectfully suggest that it will not be long enough for you to enjoy the delights that await you.....can you extend your stay there?

    Looking forward to meeting you on the road .....some where

    Tony

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  3. Hi Bryan,

    Any vehicle registered in Australia will/would have to comply with ADR’s (Australian Deaign Rules) so if your asking about ‘attaching points’ ......the vehicle will/should be compliant.

    If your talking/asking about connecting to the ‘attaching points’ ......could I suggest you go back to the beginning of this thread and follow it through.

    Should you have any questions or queries........PLEASE ask.

    Cheers

    CU down the road

  4. Hi Bryan,

    I haven’t used a WDH for many years now, even before I purchased my Air Safe.

    Without some welding and fabrication to the tow tounge (fitted to the Air Safe) would you be able to attach WDH bars. (I believe)

     

    Wishing you you a happy new year!

    Cheers,

    Tony H

  5. To all members of the Kedron Owners Group,

    Annie and I would like to wish you all the best for Christmas. May it be a safe joyous time for you and your families. 

    If you are travelling, look out for the other silly buggers on the road.

    Stay safe, cu on the other side of ‘the silly season’!

    Tony H

     

    Wishing you all..........

    At this time of the year it’s difficult to know what to say without offending someone. So I’ve checked with my legal adviser and on his advice I wish to say the following to all friends and colleagues. Please accept with no obligation, implied or implicit, my best wishes for an environmentally conscious, socially responsible, low stress, non-addictive, gender neutral celebration of the seasonal holiday, practised with the most enjoyable traditions of religious persuasion or secular practices of your choice with respect for the religious/secular persuasions and/or traditions of others, or their choice not to practise religious or secular traditions at all. I also wish you a fiscally successful, personally fulfilling and medically uncomplicated recognition of the onset of the generally accepted calendar year 2018, but not without due respect for the calendars of choice of other cultures whose contributions to society have helped make our country great (not to imply that Australia is necessarily greater than any other country) and without regard to the race, creed, colour, age, physical ability, religious faith or sexual preference of the wishee.

     

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  6.  

    You may be aware that the Kedron Owners Group makes yearly donations to the RFDS.

    It is great to know that we are helping such a worthy cause and that if there was trouble while we are travelling this great country the RFDS would be there to assist.

    Wishing you all safe travels over the upcoming festive season.?????

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  7. Hi all,

    Annie & I have just arrived at ‘The  Pines’ CP Belmont (Newcastle).

    We are here till early January catching up with family & friends for the festive season, before venturing further south and taking the ferry to the apple isle for three months.

    If you are out and about......travel safe!

  8. New Bull On The Farm:

    I recently spent $2500 on a young Black Angus bull. I put him out with the
    herd but he just ate grass and wouldn't even look at a cow. 
    I was beginning to suspect he was gay, if that's possible with a bull. Anyhow, I had the vet come have a look at him. He said the bull was very healthy, but possibly a little young, so he gave me some pills to feed him once per day.

    Holy Cr*p. The bull started to service the cows within two days. All of my
    cows! He even broke through the fence and bred all my neighbor's cows! He's
    been breeding just about everything in sight. He's like a machine!"

    I don't know what the heck was in the pills the vet gave him, but they
    taste kinda like peppermint.
     

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  9. On 9/27/2017 at 2:26 PM, 32KEV said:

    second hand to put in my vehicle

    Hi 'Kev'

    You say you put this in your vehicle.....I presume you mean van ???

    You say you purchased this unit second hand....is it faulty?

    My van is a 2007 ATV and Im on my third charger, 1st Centaur 2nd Zantrax (both were 40 amp) I have just upgraded to a 60amp Enerdrive....it is FANTASTIC!!!

    So quiet, compared to the original two.....the originals were that noisey I would turn the power OFF (at the circuit breaker)  at night as the charger was only inches away from my head making it hard to sleep.

    My understanding with fan operation is, the higher the load, the more heat is created, and fans will come on. Ambient temp of 4 degrees.....would have some bearing on fan op, buit I suspect original owner of your 'new' charger gave it the flick because it was annoying him also.

    I would suggest a trip to a competent solar electrician.

    Sorry I cant be of more help.....please let us know how you get on!

    Cheers

    Tony H.

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  10. Hi Maureen & Brian,

    I also would like to echo Chris's comments above, it is disappointing that you have experienced 'failures/shortcomings' with your new Kedron van.

    I honestly believe you will find that Kedron will sort out your concerns , promptly and with a smile....albeit you probablyay have a frown on your face now......soon it will be smile....yes it would have been better to have a smile from day one. 

    Looking forward to meet you at a gathering or somewhere on the road in this beautiful country.

    Regards 

    Tony H

    PS......PM sent

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  11. Hi Chris & Val,

    If Val has installed a 'new & an additional' filter after the the fuel tap......I would think you may have problems!

    You possibly have a potential blockage/restriction at the fuel tap (yet to be confirmed) by installing an extra filter ( from my understanding) you now have TWO auxiliary filters before the pump......you'll be asking the pump to work VERY hard pulling fuel through two Inline filters AND the (possibly) restricted filter on the fuel tap.

    I understand and appreciate the value you put on your heater.......just don't want it to fail on you.

    Stay warm ???

  12. Hi John & Lynne,

    Purple polish is what you need, get 'Step One' which is green colour and is a deoxidising agent then hit it with the purple polish, you will be amazed at the results....as it says on the container 'Caution, results can be addictive'.

    You can get the product from most auto shops, both bottles will cost you around $50.00

    Cheers

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  13. G'day Big Mike,

    Bigger Tony here, I recently had the same dilemma. Bearing in mind I'm 6'3" and approaching the wrong side of 120k's??

    I got a suitable ladder, asked 'the cook' for an old bedspread or similar, spread this out over the solar panels then on top of the bedspread I placed a piece of 1.2m x1m x 20mm plywood (wouldn't suggest anything less than 20mm as it will flex too much) on top of the solar panel mounting brackets, on my van and probably yours as well the actual panel sits just below the top edge of the mounting bracket. I was then able to carefully get onto the roof and remove the cover for the A/C without any resulting damage to the roof or panels. Whilst I was up there I also removed and cleaned the hatch covers, that made a big difference in the amount of extra light coming into the van.

    make sure the solar panels are clean also!

     

    Would strongly advise that you have an offsider on the ground to assist you if attempt this procedure!

    I kneeled on the wooden panel whilst I was on the roof......if you don't have back pain now .....you soon will....lol

    Good luck, stay safe

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  14. Hi Chris & Val,

    There is a filter screen on the fuel tap on the bottom of the tank, remove tap from tank, remove and DISCARD this filter, refit fuel tap.

    in a suitable/safe location between the tank and the inlet of the pump, install/fit a 'cheap' disposable 'inline fuel filter' available from Supercheap or similar. This filter should be changed every 12 months regardless of usage or when ever you get a load of iffy fuel.

    Add 1 litre of kero or metho to the fuel tank once a year also it will break down any moisture in the tank and clean the pump (internally) at the same time.

    I don't think knighthood is good enough for the inventor.....I suggest sainthood....stay safe

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  15. Hi John,

    i wouldn't think there would be a problem, as long as you are 'lifting ' the van at the factory fitted lifting points.

    Goes without saying that the jack is suitably rated and chock the wheels on the opposite side that your lifting. 

    Stay safe?

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