What is the 3-3-3 Rule for Motorhomes?
The 3-3-3 rule for motorhomes is an unofficial guideline suggesting you drive no more than 300 miles, arrive by 3pm, and stay at least 3 nights in one location. It’s designed to reduce driver fatigue,…
What is an ALKO Chassis?
An ALKO chassis is the rear frame extension and floor structure manufactured by AL-KO Vehicle Frame Ltd that connects to the cab chassis and supports the habitation area. Most UK coachbuilt motorhomes use ALKO’s galvanised…
What is a Coachbuilt Motorhome?
A coachbuilt motorhome is a vehicle where a separate habitation body has been constructed and bonded onto a commercial vehicle chassis cab, typically a Fiat Ducato. Unlike panel van conversions, coachbuilts feature purpose-built sandwich-panel walls,…
What is EHU on a Motorhome?
EHU stands for Electric Hook-Up on a motorhome, which is a mains electricity connection at campsites that powers your appliances and charges your leisure battery. Unlike home electricity, EHU typically provides limited amperage between 6A…