Plus all that 'lowing' from the springs. Moooo :)

I know what the OP means, it seems to be a bit of a lottery. The last lot I bought were rubbish and it wasn't down to the crimp tool (ratchet type) because it worked fine with the ones I scrounged to finish the job. Unfortunately my mate can't remember where he bought them.

I think I posted somewhere else, the frist rear took me about an hour to do because I was worried about cutting too much off and ended up doing it three times. The second one took twenty minutes :)

Here's a few pics

It was awkward compared to the front because you have to cut (I used a slitting disc on an angle grinder) through the double skinned part of the door. I haven't done the rears on this one yet but I did my old Disco. It didn't look pretty until the arches went on I must admit :) I'll grab a photo...

Yes, sorry I should have said that :)

I've just used this SATIN BLACK Car EDGE TRIM SEAL - Interior & Exterior - PVC Van Boat Truck# | eBay it's better than the stuff that came with my Flatdog arches, it's actually sticky inside to follows the contours better. I ordered 5m but ran out on the last rear so I've had to order a bit...

I saw em on eBay for a couple of quid then went to my local fixings place and got two (with nuts and washers) for less than a £1

Well I always assume he's talking bollocks anyway :)

Thankfully it'll still be under warranty.

****, how many breeding sows do you need to produce 327 piglets a week?

They're in my workshop near Harlow but I live in Waltham Abbey so either :)

The disco alloys are half tidy all with legal tyres. The Rangie wheels aren't in such good nick, especially one and the tyres are sh*t although probably mostly legal. Disco wheels £30 each or all five for £120 Rangie wheels £20 each or all five for £80

So it's already broken and you want to take a out a warranty and claim? I think that's called fraud.

Just rest assured that whatever you buy someone will say "I could have got that for for half the money". They'll keep saying this until you tell them you want another for the wife/dog/garden or whatever when they will go strangely silent :)

Is that a 'Freelander' trailer? Get it when and the lights fall off?

I don't know where it is on that model but to check if that's the problem try putting a jump lead from battery earth to a solid part of the engine and trying it. If it works ok you know it is an earth fault.

Check the engine earth. If the temp gauge goes up as you turn the key it is probably earthing through that.

Seeing as how most of their stuff breaks really easily I somehow doubt they could.

4.5 tonnes :eek: How big were these campers?