NomadUK · Jun 28, 2014

I'm back and pleasantly surprised. Who'd have thought that a jimmny can do that. After all if he stopped suddenly I would roll over the top and not even touch him...

Happy with Sarah tho. No hiccups had problems stalling but that was an issue with a piece of equipment sat between seat and steering wheel...

Thanks tho sue. Was looking forward to going out this weekend. Hope your well soon too.

sarah90 · Jun 28, 2014

Glad you had a great day!

DIFFLOCK66 · Jun 30, 2014

NomadUK said:
but that was an issue with a piece of equipment sat between seat and steering wheel...

Ah, the good old Seat/Steering wheel Interface! Can be a tricky item in loads of vehicles..

philelvey · Jun 30, 2014

Popping in to say hi, been pretty busy working on fitting out the Disco as a camper (some detail in a thread here: http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/disco-1-camper-build-257728.html )

Went out for the first "test run" on the weekend. Up to the Dales for a quiet spot by the river (I spotted some campers there on the way back from our last Greenlaning trip). After 3 weeks of warm and sunny weather though, it decides to get freezing cold the 1 night we head away!

All went pretty well. I forgot to bring the levelling blocks that I bought, so we slept on a slight lean

Bed was comfy though! Plenty of storage space - still heaps to spare! Jean made a cracking curry, but it was pretty slow going - we bought an "economy" gas cooker but it was pretty puttu (Kiwi for crap). Went back to Go Outdoors on Sunday to upgrade to a turbo-charged one

My home-made rear awning needs a bit of work, and the tarpaulin I bought online had 2 eyelets ripped out in the 1 trip

but overall, was pretty successful!

Freelaner · Jun 30, 2014

looks ace that mate

conversion to a camper also brings down your insurance too (in case you didn't know )

philelvey · Jul 1, 2014

Yeah cheers for that. Have you had any experience with the insurance/reduction thing? Someone else mentioned it as well, but interested to know how much it might go down by

suew · Jul 4, 2014

I've changed the first post a bit, anyone got any problems with it. I thought it was worth putting in writing.

defender11069 · Jul 4, 2014

suew said:
I've changed the first post a bit, anyone got any problems with it. I thought it was worth putting in writing.

EE By'eck tha'nose...

200 · Jul 4, 2014

suew said:
I've changed the first post a bit, anyone got any problems with it. I thought it was worth putting in writing.

I like it. Thats why we have pay and plays

gdhaydock · Jul 4, 2014

suew said:
I've changed the first post a bit, anyone got any problems with it. I thought it was worth putting in writing.

#

Looks good to me - how about a "no chav" rule as well?

defender11069 · Jul 7, 2014

Looks like another hectic day down. At the work shop neil

nrgserv · Jul 7, 2014

defender11069 said:
Looks like another hectic day down. At the work shop neil

you bin spying

def lt77 dexronII leak, thought it was output seal, turns out its a gasket on main box, after removing transfer box.

and sue's shock absorber. again.

2 mouthfuls of Guinness now, and a call out to a smoking fusebox.
never ends :scratching_chin:

back soon......

suew · Jul 7, 2014

nrgserv said:
you bin spying

def lt77 dexronII leak, thought it was output seal, turns out its a gasket on main box, after removing transfer box.

and sue's shock absorber. again.

2 mouthfuls of Guinness now, and a call out to a smoking fusebox.
never ends :scratching_chin:

back soon......

Entertaining day

Especially the police raid on next door

nrgserv · Jul 8, 2014

comedy shot of a storm trooper with uv burnt knees

always wear proper welding attire folks

:rofl:

defender11069 · Jul 8, 2014

nrgserv said:
you bin spying

def lt77 dexronII leak, thought it was output seal, turns out its a gasket on main box, after removing transfer box.

and sue's shock absorber. again.

2 mouthfuls of Guinness now, and a call out to a smoking fusebox.
never ends :scratching_chin:

back soon......

Spying....... You lot are hard to miss..

lcbandit · Jul 8, 2014

nrgserv said:
you bin spying

def lt77 dexronII leak, thought it was output seal, turns out its a gasket on main box, after removing transfer box.

and sue's shock absorber. again.

2 mouthfuls of Guinness now, and a call out to a smoking fusebox.
never ends :scratching_chin:

back soon......

Don't forget the fitting of ujs n checking wheel bearings Oh n my broken nail!!

AJC · Jul 9, 2014

looking forward to tagging along on a few more laning trips this winter coming

suew · Jul 9, 2014

AJC said:
looking forward to tagging along on a few more laning trips this winter coming

Are you trying to depress me, I dont want to think about winter yet

sarah90 · Jul 15, 2014

Sue you will be very pleased to know Dave has a new brake master cylinder

...and a repaired radiator

...had trouble reversing into the workshop cos there was no bus to drive round!!

nrgserv · Jul 15, 2014

sarah90 said:
Sue you will be very pleased to know Dave has a new brake master cylinder...and a repaired radiator
...had trouble reversing into the workshop cos there was no bus to drive round!!

oil cooler.
c'mon

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