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by piedpiper
18 Apr 2007, 20:12
Forum: Mechanical
Topic: Help re brake master cylinder....
Replies: 1
Views: 452

Help re brake master cylinder....

Just taken the master cyl off my 2.0 lt Aircooled to replace with one bought from GSF. The new cylinder (part no 251611021C - obtained by GSF putting my reg no into their box of tricks) has three hydraulic connections to the brake system, one on the top at the rear, one on the bottom left hand side ...
by piedpiper
02 Feb 2007, 12:53
Forum: Technical Questions and Answers (archived from live forum)
Topic: Master cylinder repair kit
Replies: 1
Views: 489

Master cylinder repair kit

Hi,

Anybody know where I can get a brake master cyl repair kit (or decent new cylinder at a sensible price)?

Many thanks :lol:
by piedpiper
30 Jan 2007, 10:24
Forum: Camping & Travelling
Topic: Babies sleeping arrangements
Replies: 20
Views: 3219

Hi Swampy,

Just send me your personal email address and I'll send you some photos....

Pete :lol:
by piedpiper
23 Jan 2007, 11:38
Forum: Camping & Travelling
Topic: Babies sleeping arrangements
Replies: 20
Views: 3219

Hi Kathy - I did try to PM you - if you could mail me your own email address I can then send you the piccys. I could not work how to upload onto this site and outlook seems to be the best way....

Pete :lol:
by piedpiper
16 Jan 2007, 08:57
Forum: Camping & Travelling
Topic: Babies sleeping arrangements
Replies: 20
Views: 3219

Hi Kathy,

No probs, I'll get some photos for you but may not be 'till the weekend....

P

:lol:
by piedpiper
15 Jan 2007, 21:02
Forum: Camping & Travelling
Topic: Babies sleeping arrangements
Replies: 20
Views: 3219

Hi Kathy, The 'hanging cot' was another of my heath-robinson-esque devices. It uses the poles that go across the van for the hammock / bunk thing that goes across the front seats. A sheet of ply hung by tarpaulin type material and closed at the ends to make an open box (cot) about 450 mm deep hangin...
by piedpiper
14 Jan 2007, 18:55
Forum: Camping & Travelling
Topic: Babies sleeping arrangements
Replies: 20
Views: 3219

Amazingdave!

I'd pretty much come up with a very similar solution - some pictures of how you did it would be excellent.....

Many thanks
by piedpiper
14 Jan 2007, 08:21
Forum: Camping & Travelling
Topic: Babies sleeping arrangements
Replies: 20
Views: 3219

Many thanks for the suggestions - looks like something across the end is the way to go.

I'll try to 'Heath Robinson' something up and see how I get on......

Cheers
by piedpiper
13 Jan 2007, 08:37
Forum: Camping & Travelling
Topic: Babies sleeping arrangements
Replies: 20
Views: 3219

Yep! Medised is wonderful stuff....... A net or something at the end of the bed might work but it needs to be pretty robust - anybody tried anything like this to fit into the triangular space? I cant see any obvious fixing point at the top without drilling holes in the GRP roof which I don't particu...
by piedpiper
12 Jan 2007, 21:31
Forum: Camping & Travelling
Topic: Babies sleeping arrangements
Replies: 20
Views: 3219

Hmmmm. I thought about this but then decided it was probably against the Geneva Convention. Having no wish to be carted off in handcuffs with a blanket over me 'ead for alleged human rights abuses, I think I'll wait for some other ideas!

Cheers
:shock:
by piedpiper
12 Jan 2007, 20:07
Forum: Camping & Travelling
Topic: Babies sleeping arrangements
Replies: 20
Views: 3219

Babies sleeping arrangements

Hi all, Looking for some bright ideas here - our 4 yr old sleeps perfectly in the top 'tent' bit of our Devon and the baby slept for a while in a hanging cot from poles over the front passenger seat. Perfect. The little blighter can now clamber over the side / end of the cot and wreak all sorts of d...