Could anybody explain the differnece between a Puck L 225 and Puck L 230 please?
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I have one but which one?

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Could anybody explain the differnece between a Puck L 225 and Puck L 230 please?
Answers along the lines of +5 should be avoided!

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Ho bloody ho!

Judging by the pics on AL's website they had different layouts at the rear.

On the 225 the left of the door as you entered there was the kitchen across the rear with a wardrobe in the corner and down the nearside. On the 230 that was reversed and the wardrobe plus heater were by the door and the kitchen was L shaped around the back/nearside rear corner. Whether any of the overall dimensions changed I don't know.

Thanks Andy, that's very helpful.
We were wondering if the weights were different but it does not seem likely.

Presumably it was moved around in an effort to have more space for the chef without getting in the way of door access. Also as drafts run between a source of cold air and a source of warmth it makes sense to have the heater near the door, as you normally do with radiators by windows.

As Andy says the layout of the kitchen and wardrobe is reversed, my own 230GT had an optional 850kg axle.

Ah so we have a 225. I could have looked in the sales documents I s'pose.

Oh yes, silly me. Senior moments are much more frequent these days.

That's about it. I think the 230 replaced the 225 in 2005.
Martin