Skarosser Review

[Peaky]

Here's a review I found from 2010 of the Skarosser ECO6 as supplied by Leisure Campers who happen to be one of our new members today {censored promotion}.

Hope you enjoy the read folks

http://overland-live.blogspot.co.uk/201 ... osser.html

[zildjian]

Yes Nolan joined us Today, He's been the Skarroser face here in UK, and has either sold or found campers for some of us here
Will be of interest to many guest looking to buy,
that He also represents tischer in UK as well now

[rubberrat]

Mine came from Nolan. I've pointed a few others in his direction. Look forward to hearing about the new Tischers

[richc]

Here's a review I found from 2010 of the Skarosser ECO6 as supplied by Leisure Campers who happen to be one of our new members today {censored promotion}.

Hope you enjoy the read folks

http://overland-live.blogspot.co.uk/201 ... osser.html

This photo was taken at one of the old RGS overland meets up in yorkshire

I know cos i was there and spoke to martin about his new family orientated rig

Rich

[zildjian]

So do you think that's when you began thinking about buying your own then Rich?

[richc]

No - was well into overlanding the Iveco then

Thought they were a bit small although have to revise that since

Rich

[zildjian]

I suppose you've been able to revise the amount of spare stuff you will have carried, what would you say are the greatest changes to make using a demount,
We would say for example neatness,
No room for cluttter!

[rubberrat]

We sold a lot if our standard camping kit and bought smaller lighter (and often better) kit.
Still need to find better chairs that are comfortable and fold well.
Petrol stoves and lamp reduces gas cylinder carrying.

I'm still amazed how much stuff the 'Rolling Bungalow' brigade cart around the world.

[zildjian]

If it was solely down to me (and probably as well it isn't)
Probably wouldn't pack half the stuff we carry,
But then we'd arrive minus food and likely the cutlery with which to eat it or socks to wear!

I have a list I consult before putting seatbelt on to avoid such embarrassment now


(flares aren't on it)

[richc]

Books, we bought 2 nook ereaders but still collect books on our travels but don't start out with piles of them

Spare parts, mitsi's are easier to get parts for than 20 year ivecos

tools - see above

Cooking stuff although we still take the tagine and my bush pig brai http://www.bush-pig.co.uk/

Probably got to get smaller chairs

clothes must all fit into nose cone

Rich