Machzone was based in Nottingham as part of Glenn's Leisure vehicle
group.
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Machzone
ECU
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This
is the 'ECU' model, and is a Low profile 2 berth coachbuilt of laminated
sandwich construction.
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The
kitchen is fitted with a 2 way (12V / Gas) Electrolux 30 litre capacity
fridge, a 3 burner hob/oven/grill and a sink with mixer taps. It
has a factory fitted Rinnai wall mounted gas hot water heater serving
both the sink and shower from an underseat 73 litre (16 gallon)
fresh water tank there is also a 41 litre (9 gallon) underfloor
waste water tank.
Heating
is provided by a Riviera Monaco gas convector heater.
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Internal
lighting is via 3 tungsten bulb ceiling light fittings, it has one
12volt power socket & one 240v power socket all controlled by
a 'Logic 1' panel, the shower is trigger operated and hot water
is supplied on demand from the gas water heater.
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The washroom is to the rear offside corner of the van, it has a handbasin
and shower with hot water supplied from the Rinnai heater.
The electric flush toilet cassette is emptied via an external locker
door in the rear wall. |
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Interior
height in the living area is 6ft 1" Over
the cab is a full width locker and all around the interior are plenty
of cupboards both a floor level and at head height with a good size
wardrobe just behind the forward facing bench seat, the double bed
is about 6ft x 4ft and is made up by putting the table top between
the two bench seats and re-arranging the cushions. |
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The
motorhome is based on a Renault Trafic 1995cc petrol chassis.Considering
that there is no power assisted steering, its not too bad to drive
& is small enough to manoeuvre around some of the smaller byways
which we like to explore when the weather is bright & dry .
. . roll on Summer when we would like to take it over to France
and down the Atlantic coast stopping at camp sites when we feel
like it &
I
guess that on their good straight roads we should get at least 25mpg,
it cruises along quite happily and no doubt has some power to spare
but my idea of driving enjoyment is not to try to beat any speed
records I'm happy to watch the world go by at 45/50mph.
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