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US/Australian translations
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Stick and tin – a caravan or fifth wheel constructed
with a timber frame with aluminium cladding
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Travel Trailers – caravans
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Recepts or receptacles – power points
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Valances – upholstery covered timber above the windows
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Lambrequin – the length of material hanging from
either end of the valances (see above)
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Goose neck – front raised section of the fifth wheel
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Ground - when used in the context of electricity is
the equivalent of "earth".
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(Click on Question for Answer)
How much do they cost to buy, maintain, register, and insure?
What vehicles can I use to tow the Flagstaff 23?
What is the fuel economy when towing?
What are the advantages of the Flagstaff 23 Australian model over a US model?
Where can I get my fifth wheel insured?
Why American built 5th wheels?
What about spare parts availability?
Do you have 5th wheel departure/arrival checklists? Yes,
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for Word format,
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for text file (RTF) format.
Why haven't they been popular in Australia before?
Why a fifth wheel?
Why do they handle well?
Why Forest River Australia and Flagstaff?
How do I determine towing weights of 5th wheelers?
How is the Flagstaff constructed?
Why are they called fifth wheels?
What will I need to tow them - vehicle, accessories, hitch?
What are the main features and benefits of a 5th wheel?
What are slides? How do they work?
Will I have trouble fitting into a caravan park?
What sort of people are buying them?
Can I get a satellite television service for my fifth wheel?
How do you deal with the different electricity voltage of US manufactured 5th
Wheels?
What about the LP gas?
Glossary of terms.
US/Australian translations.
Does the lower front section (goose neck)
allow a larger bedroom, lower overall height etc?
What should I consider when buying an RV?
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