Go! Drive & Camp

Busting towing myths

Experts agree: If your caravan’s aluminium strips give you shocks, you must look for the fault either in your caravan’s power cable or in the campsite’s electrical installation. The problem would be the cabling and not the caravan’s bodywork.

It’s nonsensical advice to drive a metre-long rusted iron pole into the ground and then connecting it to the chassis

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