Sankey Widetrack Camper Conversion

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listerdiesel said:
I'll try and catch Philip on a 'tidy' day!

Cooker, oven, fridge, shower cubicle, bed, it's pretty cosy and he has lived in it for a year now, amazes me, but he enjoys it, comes to work with it every day and wild camps at night, or stays with our horses in their field.

Peter
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Wont be spending a lot of time in mine or I would just get a caravan. Its more for overnighting while on the hoof. No cooking, peeing or washing. Just a bed and a kettle. I cant stand tents. :D
 
listerdiesel said:
If you're going to the trouble of building it, you may as well add a few creature comforts like a cassette toilet and a small cooker.

Peter
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It will have a space for a self contained gas ring for the kettle and a bed. Evacuating in the livingroom wont be happening. It didnt even happen when I had a caravan with an en suite. I did try the shower once and to be honest I'd rather stand in a wardrobe and flick a cup of lukewarm water over my head. :D
The trailer I have picked up is a very heavy duty plant trailer. The bed stands two feet above sea level so height will be a problem if I want to stand up in it. I am thinking more tear drop meets expedition so room will be a problem unless I create a pop up roof.
 
It was a nice weekend, M3/A34 were a bit of a mess, but the weather was good and a nice show of pre-1930 engines and hardware.

We took our smallest show engine, a 1927 6hp Ruston Hornsby AP.

Cricket on the green in the evenings, round the back of the camping area.

Peter
 
Picture of the local cricket game.

Peter

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Our smallest show engine:
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Lots have happened since June!

Philip is currently in the USA, he is out there staying with our good friends in Santa Clara. His Discovery is at a local indy having core plugs done.

We have got into Range Rover ownership with a 2000 Vogue, that has been interesting... :) Skimmed heads, runs OK but she's an oil drinker!

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Just been down to the weighbridge with our latest engine buy, it's a 1932 Petter S Type 18/21 hp, weighs in at 1427kg.

You can just see the top of the new trailer over the fence, that is waiting for my health to improve before I get back onto it.

Peter
 
Ye Know were your coming from with that !!
IT nocked the crap out of me ! 24hr 5 days a week ! had 3 like that , & 2 24hr jobys ! BUT it's a small sacrifice to pay ! we are still here ! LOL

Steve
 
I love the way it bounces the trailer up and down.

I also like the way there are people moving little ones around in the background too.
 
Brown said:
I love the way it bounces the trailer up and down.

I also like the way there are people moving little ones around in the background too.
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It was getting on in the afternoon and a few folks had fairly long drives home. It was 86 miles each way for us.

I'm the one with the adjustable in my hand at the start of the video.

Peter
 
Love the sound it makes.
If I could only find a motorbike that sounded like that, I’d take my test.

Always a good look, sticking a rag up your conk on camera :p:p:D
 
Sorry about that, chemo drugs again, constant runny nose!
Hopefully some of this stuff will wash out of my system eventually.
New steel box section for the engine trolley arrived this morning from Parker Steel, expecting extra axle and wheels from Meredith & Eyre this week as well.
Peter
 
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