New(ish) Inca owner

rocket launcher wrote:I have the ek superb van I have the swivel seat never use it
I also have small water tank no problem makes a great van for 2
we use the bunk to put the water bottles on that we use on site
use  a waste bottle otherwise takes fore ever for the sink to drain the oump can be noisy but otherwise a great van what is the snag its going back for?

rocket launcher wrote:By bunk, I mean the overhead cab really good for putting everything from bedding to water bottles when travelling  

the  "benchette" has to be inserted you do not get the same result spinning/swivelling the drivers seat around as there is a gap and it will not fit flush.

another good hint is to use the memory foam toppers about an inch thick on top of your beds that way you don't feel the gaps in the cushions

I use an aqua roll to fill up the tank on site with a whale pump which plugs in the cigarette charger to transfer from roll to tank
here is one on the bay   350649468763

you also get a terrible draft or temperature difference from the front cab its worth hanging a blanket from the top bunk and hanging
behind the seats to segregate the 2 areas

Also bought some lillypad windblockers the ones with the inner linings
http://www.windblockers.net/
really good for summer use double to size of your living space sides have to be made to measure size

I usally go to the lakes but have also travelled midlands and cromer when I do the 2 weeks summer

candapack wrote:

rocket launcher wrote:I have the ek superb van I have the swivel seat never use it
I also have small water tank no problem makes a great van for 2
we use the bunk to put the water bottles on that we use on site
use  a waste bottle otherwise takes fore ever for the sink to drain the oump can be noisy but otherwise a great van what is the snag its going back for?

Hi, thanks for that. By bunk, do you mean the bench seat opposite the dinette?
We like to use as 2 single beds - dinette makes up easily into a great bed, opposite bench needs the driver seat to be slid all the way forward, and an infill "benchette" inserted. The result is also a great single bed, but I wondered if the same result could be got by just swivelling the drivers seat around.

It's going back to have the entire fresh water system replaced - diesel contamination. We didn't do it, the dealer says they didn't know about it, but they are replacing the system at their own cost and giving us a courtesy car for the duration - about 10 days. I'll be happy just to get it back in a usable condition.
Where have you been with yours?


Well, 10 days was a bit optimistic - picked it up today. A bonus is that the new fresh water tank is 80 litres, old one was 50. Everything looks OK but we'll keep an eye on things for the next few weeks!