When it comes to solid build motorhomes for sale, Hymer ranks among the most successful motor home manufacturers in Europe, we are very pleased to stock them at Oaktree Motorhomes.
Hymer Motorhomes are of the upmost quality and usability and are some of the most in demand motorhomes for sale we have on our forecourt in Sutton-in-Ashfield. Oak Tree Motorhomes Ltd is one of the biggest motor home dealers based in the East Midlands,UK.
Following production of their first caravan in the 30′s, series production of the Eriba-Touring range – which still enjoys a lot of popularity today – started up in 1958. The standing of the Hymer brand name and the fact that a Hymer camper van is today a German standard epitomising motorhomes in general, like “Kleenex” for tissues or “Persil” for washing powder, has its roots in the Hymermobil and in the start of their motor home series production in 1972.
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The status of the leading leisure van manufacturer is founded not only on this long-standing tradition and expertise, but on Hymer’s constant aspiration to be at the forefront of heralding new developments. Besides focusing on an attractive design and a comfortable interior, Hymer concentrates particularly on fulfilling all customers’ need for top quality, innovative technology and optimal peace of mind in travelling.
Safety is written with a capital ‘S’ at Hymer: all Hymer camper vans are equipped with anti-lock braking systems as basic and the majority have TCS. Hymer is also the only manufacturer allowed to install driver and passenger airbags as standard on integrated motorhomes with a Mercedes-Benz chassis.
All the range of our Hymer motorhomes for sale are of the highest of standard, and are fully equipped with all the latest technologies; even motorhomes from many years ago are still extremely well equipped to compete with motorhomes of today. Choose Oak Tree as one of the better choices in motorhome dealers.
Rob Matthews
Oak Tree Motorhomes
www.omcmotorhomes.co.uk
One of the biggest UK dealers in Motorhomes – Practical Motorhome Gold Award Winners
Question by Teresia: How do i get the stains out of my motorhome fridge?
I have tried everything and cannot get the stains out of the fridge.
I’m not sure what the stain is from, it looks like rust. I have tried clr and bleach with no luck. I have not tried vinegar. The parts are not removable.
Best answer:
Answer by lynda l
Not knowing exactly what stained the fridge is kind of hard to determine what ingredients will work on it. have you tried a mixture of a commercial cleaner with bleach? did you test with powder ajax, vinegar, baking soda and even with nail polish remover? Is the stain located on a removable plastic part of the fridge? Do you know what caused the stain? Is it rust?
Try again, scrub gently let sit the mixture for a few minutes. then rinse and repeat. Good Luck!
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Have you tried CLR (calcium, lime, rust) cleaner? That stuff is amazing for getting tough stains out. Smells yucky when using it though, so be careful.
The perfect band touring vehicle. Band on a budget that is. More than enough space!
Hi, my ebook has now been published as a paperback workshop manual (B&W 11.5″ * 8″) and is available from my website or via my publisher Lulu dot com. The book is also available as an instant download from Lulu dot com (book id 10297878). regards, Colin.
I enjoyed your vidio,think the 12 volt plug for use with outside is a great idea……take a look at my conversion vidio…..cheers ..
@seminar6 sometimes people try to invent the wheel, when it has been invented long time ago. The first thing to do (even more nowadays with the internet) is to get informed before doing anything. I have my van fitted with a waeco 12v fridge (no gas option). A 1m solar panel on my roof and 2 extra gel bateries. Fridge is connected ALL YEAR!!! and haven got any problems yet (5 years so far). Before that i had gas/12v/220v fridges and this one works the same.
Hi, my Ebook on Campervan Conversion, showing how this conversion was completed step by step has been available for a few months now. I have sold many copies and received only positive comments from my many customers. please have a a look at camper-van-conversion.co.uk. Thanks.
Very nice work and finishing touches. I’m also doing a motorhome video series on You Tube.
What’s the music in this video?
Thanks for the nice comment. The electrics in the van were designed for day / weekend use (no mains hookup) or two week family holidays on a campsite (mains hooked up). Charging for the batteries is via the Solar panel, Mains Charger and a 50 amp B2B charger from the engine (charges the batteries when driving). It all works perfectly as designed but you are right it would be no good for extended wild camping, where you did not drive anywhere. Regards, Colin.
Excellent job there…the only thing i will say is….that the 12v fridge will just about last for 2 days parked up somewhere,…it will then cease to operate …fit a 3 way fridge…mains electric/generator….gas…then as a last resort or for a days use..12v power.
Hi, my Ebook on Campervan Conversion, showing how this conversion was completed step by step has been available for a few months now. I have sold many copies and received only positive comments from my many customers. please have a a look at camper-van-conversion.co.uk. Thanks.
After watchin your vid and others I desided to have a go at doing my own van,,,,have a look if ya get a free min…Cheers
Richard, you are my biggest fan ! I hope your conversion goes well.
Fantastic colin.
I use a Khyam awning, it reaches the gutter, but this means its not wide enough to cover the whole sliding door when its opened. This is a compromise if the wether is not so good. Hope this helps.