The drum brake is still the measure of all things for caravans and light commercial trailers. Several million are in use every day worldwide. Some essential information from AL-KO experts will help caravan beginners in particular to get the best out of them for thousands of miles, both on- and off-road.
Even though camping holidays have a lot to do with minimalism and the simple life, there are still a few staples you absolutely to have with you. The right clothes are just as important as a basic set of tools, a small first-aid kit and, of course, the appropriate travel documents.
To avoid stressful situations on holiday, we have put together a list of what to pack, including all the most important items.
Minimalism, flexibility, sustainability - these are the root ideas behind the tiny house movement. Unlike motorhomes or caravans, these space-saving houses are fully-fledged dwellings that provide a permanent home. We’re here to explain what makes tiny houses so attractive, what to look out for when building one of these on-trend homes and what contribution this makes in terms of sustainability.
You know spring is in the air when the temperatures start to rise and trailers start to come out of hiding. After being safely tucked away over the winter, it’s now time to get your trailer out of hibernation and bring it up to speed. We’ll explain which components need examining more closely and what your trailer’s spring check-up is all about with five simple steps.
Cable winches are effective helpers in the commercial and leisure sector and have a wide variety of usages, from use for vehicle or boat trailer transport as well as mobile floodlight systems or in the agricultural and forestry sector.
The cold time of year is slowly making its comeback. Anyone who isn’t planning any winter camping should slowly start to get their camping vehicle ready for hibernation. We’ve put together a few top tips to help caravans and motorhomes survive those frosty periods.