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Un there's me thinking things couldn't get any worser...oh mate was it something u said
then a disco owner turns up
Un there's me thinking things couldn't get any worser...
then a disco owner turns up
that's ok, i know when i'm not wanted , no , don't try and stop me
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I thought all disco owners had a sense of humour?
I fort that Disco owners would need a bit of sense to start with before they got a humour!
Anyway, as some of makes allowances for the very off Gaylanderer, I wonder if Hippypottymouth can help me out here, as a friend has a sheared pivot pin on the back seat bracket on his 4-door Hippo. Does the chrome head bit screw out, or push out so that it can be replaced?
It looks as though it could be an 8mm to M6 shoulder bolt x about an inch long.
Any advice would be welcome.
And no my friend, that is a physical impossibility!!
Anyway, as some of makes allowances for the very off Gaylanderer, I wonder if Hippypottymouth can help me out here, as a friend has a sheared pivot pin on the back seat bracket on his 4-door Hippo. Does the chrome head bit screw out, or push out so that it can be replaced?
It looks as though it could be an 8mm to M6 shoulder bolt x about an inch long.
Any advice would be welcome.
And no my friend, that is a physical impossibility!!
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Er not sure. Which bit is it on your Freelander? The pivot point on the back section of the seat where it connects to the base section, or the front section by yer knee when yer sat ont seat? My seats are different as I changed them so will have a look to see if I have a pic.I fort that Disco owners would need a bit of sense to start with before they got a humour!
Anyway, as some of makes allowances for the very off Gaylanderer, I wonder if Hippypottymouth can help me out here, as a friend has a sheared pivot pin on the back seat bracket on his 4-door Hippo. Does the chrome head bit screw out, or push out so that it can be replaced?
It looks as though it could be an 8mm to M6 shoulder bolt x about an inch long.
Any advice would be welcome.
And no my friend, that is a physical impossibility!!
Thanks for getting back to me.
It's on the bit where the seat back folds forward.
I will take a pic or two tomorrow when I have a look at it to see I can take it out and fix it.
By the way, Hippster, it doesn't belong to me, it belongs to a friend ...
It's on the bit where the seat back folds forward.
I will take a pic or two tomorrow when I have a look at it to see I can take it out and fix it.
By the way, Hippster, it doesn't belong to me, it belongs to a friend ...
Morning.
Got the seat pin sorted by using an old wiper spindle, drilled and tapped M8, then D&T'd the seat back and tightened it all up.
The rebate on the spindle is exactly the right fit for the hole in the bracket!
Never let it be said that i won't help out a Gaylamderer!
Got the seat pin sorted by using an old wiper spindle, drilled and tapped M8, then D&T'd the seat back and tightened it all up.
The rebate on the spindle is exactly the right fit for the hole in the bracket!
Never let it be said that i won't help out a Gaylamderer!
Agreed, my friend. We are all here to help each other if we can
But I remind you once again that IT'S NOT MY GAYLANDERER!!!
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Everyone beleaves yer.Agreed, my friend. We are all here to help each other if we can
But I remind you once again that IT'S NOT MY GAYLANDERER!!!
I don't. There's nowt wrong with owning a Freelander.
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