2018 Bailey Autograph 79-6 Motorhome — Video Tour (Part 1 of 5)

To make up your front bed we're using your table, so what we need to do is lift up at the front, unhook it from the back, turn it to the side, then have a split in the leg so we push the button and turn the leg back into place. Now on this side here we've got these ledges, we want to drop the table onto that ledge. And then once in position use your base cushion from the other side here to make up your double bed. I believe you can also remove these backrest cushions as well to give you more length.

While we're here as well underneath the table we then have your main RCD and 12-volt fuse box, so if you ever had to change a fuse this is where you would come to rectify that. The back of your van, another bed. To do this one here we lift up, slide forward, lift up, slide forward, this thing gives us the base for the bed. Then we use the filling cushions to fill in the space.

Once you lift up your base cushion here, it splits into two which gives you these under cushions. You've got two sections there which then make up a nice big double bed at the back of the van. In your kitchen area another way of filling your van would be directly into your fresh water tank which is just here underneath the hatch in the floor. It's also where we're going to drain the van from which is that orange bung in there but we'll come back to that later on in the video.

Now for your heating system, being part of your Combi Boiler, your Aldi system, it's a wet system which means it runs these sort of radiators throughout the van. So we'll just start to heat up naturally through the fins and the floor. It's more like a house system rather than blowing hot air at you constantly like a Truma Boiler. If you've ever had a Truma Boiler they just blow hot air at you, this is more of a room temperature heat so it heats up the van along with the water.

Provided you have selected it for heating up the van as well which I have today, 30 degrees. So we'll start heating up the van throughout these fins and the floor. Going through your external locks on the van we can lock and unlock with the buttons on the key for your passenger door. We use the ignition key for our diesel filler, key in, turn the filler to take it off, key in and turn to put it back on.

Further up the van here we can lock and unlock with the bottom button on the key for your habitation door. Along with being able to manually lock and unlock the door with the habitation key, key in and turn to lock, key in and turn to unlock. For your external lockers we are key in and turn, push it in to complete the lock, key in and turn, push it in to complete the lock. Same here, key in and turn, push it in to complete the lock, key in and turn, push it in to complete the lock.

Other side here, key in and turn, push it in to complete the lock, key in and turn, push it in to complete the lock. For your cassette toilet, key in and turn, push button goes solid, then we can lock and unlock with the buttons on the key for your drivers door. Along with being able to manually lock and unlock with the key as well. To wind out your canopy, you get your canopy pole that's got a hook on the end, the hook slots into the end socket on the canopy.

Then wind your canopy out from the van. You only wind it out so far until you can reach it and as soon as you can reach it you can bring your legs down. Your legs are located inside the casing. To bring your legs down we pull them out of the corner, unclip them from the front, make sure they're clear at the back and lower them down nice and naturally.

Undoing the knuckle on the leg, raising the leg up and locking it into place with the locking knuckle. Same with the other side here, out of the corner first, unclip it from the front, make sure it's clear at the back, lower it down nice and naturally. Undoing the knuckle on the leg, raising the leg up and locking it into place with the locking knuckle. You can then step the legs out from the van at both sides and continue to wind your canopy out to its full extent.

Making sure you don't bring it out when it's windy and if the weather turns put it away as quick as possible as it will just act like a big kite. Once you're out to full extent you can adjust your legs, you can adjust the height of your canopy and you can pin your feet to the ground with tent pegs. To put it back away we step the legs back in towards the van at both sides. We then take a step back, make sure nothing's landed on the roof of the canopy, no leaves, no debris, no branches.

Provided it's clear, wind it back in roughly to where we had to put the legs back away. Undoing the knuckle on the leg, raise the leg back up nice and naturally up to the casing. Once you get up to the top here put your foot to the front face, drop it into place, slide it in at the corner, clip it in at the front. Same with the other side, undoing the knuckle on the leg, raise the leg back up nice and naturally up to the casing.

Once you get to the top, foot goes to the front face, drop it into place, slide it in at the corner, clip it in at the front. You can then wind the canopy back in towards the van making sure that your canopy is fully closed before you travel.