Paul D said:
Yeah, 10mm each side is a bit much .. there's a nut on a captive stud on top so you can make up a bracket to bolt it to the roof guttering, then maybe just stuff the gap up with foam, something like a campers sleeping mat ... ;)

I've used the stuff (campers sleeping mat) for all sorts of things, it's waterproof, light, easy to cut and shape, very good insulation for caravan walls .. lovely stuff .. ;)
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keep hold of it paul and i'll av a look next time we meet up... which i hope aint gonna be too long
 
fitted new side lights new rear stop lenses and new number plate light,little bits been meaning to do for ages:D
 
I seem to have spent the last few days chasing problems. I'd cleaned up my drums and fitted new shoes as I had a brake imbalance at the MOT. Also had to replace the rear flexi hose as part of the MOT fails.

Of course, when it came to bleed the brakes, both nipples on the front cylinders were seized solid. Replacing the cylinders meant removing the flexi hoses - of course one of those was seized, so I ordered 2 new ones. Removing the flexi hoses from the brake pipes resulted in both of those snapping off.

I think after 7 months of ownership of Jarvis, I only now really know what owning/running a series landy is about - for better or worse! :D

Today I replaced the broken brake pipes. Have to say that it took me several attempts to get a half-decent flare using the flaring tool - is there a knack to it or am I just cack-handed?
 
Bolted inner wing up, refitted me oil cooler under the wing (dont ask), bolted the header tank and p/steering resevoir back on, rad top mount back on, and started fitting rubber arch but ordered wrong size plastic clips (too small) any one know where to get the big ones from please ?
 
took the wife's slitty in for it's yearly health check an it failed misserably
100 quid for two bloody wishbones:eek: an thats just for parts

but she won't have it that a landy is chaper to run:rolleyes:
 
nickh75 said:
took the wife's slitty in for it's yearly health check an it failed misserably
100 quid for two bloody wishbones:eek: an thats just for parts

but she won't have it that a landy is chaper to run:rolleyes:
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she's a woman. She can't admit to being wrong.;):p
 
re? fitted wading plugs - seems there was never one fitted in the timing cover, judgeing by the crud in there :(.

found my biggest spanner just aint big enuf to remove the viscous fan nut :(. So hoping one of you guys will have one on Saturday????
 
The Mad Hat Man said:
re? fitted wading plugs - seems there was never one fitted in the timing cover, judgeing by the crud in there :(.

found my biggest spanner just aint big enuf to remove the viscous fan nut :(. So hoping one of you guys will have one on Saturday????
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ADJUSTABLE WRENCH.....try Halfords:nospamhere:
 
nothing my stuart turner, single cylinder marine engine is on the the bench at the moment, finally got the piston out was siezed a right bugger, il post a thread with info and how its coming along if you like tomorro.
 
Done bugger all tae mine fur a wee while... apart from nippin' up the rear bearing last night and checkin' me oils etc fur me weekend away to Crail tomorrow;):D
 
109party said:
nothing my stuart turner, single cylinder marine engine is on the the bench at the moment, finally got the piston out was siezed a right bugger, il post a thread with info and how its coming along if you like tomorro.
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stuart turner, what you doing we that????????
whats you got it out of, or what you putting it in?
 
109party said:
nothing my stuart turner, single cylinder marine engine is on the the bench at the moment, finally got the piston out was siezed a right bugger, il post a thread with info and how its coming along if you like tomorro.
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I've gotta pick up a seagull engine from devon this weekend not looking forward to the 8 hour round trip tho
 
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