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Cheers Ian, will be in touch when i take the wheel off.

I have aquired myself a trailer, but it would seem it needs a bearing transplant.

Before i strip it down can someone in the know point me in the right direction of what numbers from the bearing and who i need to quote them to for a new one.

cheers

We have a viking with the origional fasteners missing and like Fritz as he knows have tried and failed to find any. we are using a made up system of luggage webbing straps and clasps and some ally brackets at the moment.

Beer ordered, Date booked.

Sorted

£165 for towing it in and fitting a new clutch. so not too bad.

my mechanic has been round for a quick look and is confident its just the clutch. just need to get it moved off the road and onto the drive so he can start stripping it.

will update as soon as i know more.

Right, 1st the initial problem, slowing down for a roundabout, let the clutch up in 2nd and there was a bang and judder from the back and then no drive. I can select any gear freely without touching the clutch but no drive in any gear, when i do press the clutch pedal it only goes down half way then...

buy a pda with built in gps, then you have everything all in one.
i use the Mio p550.

DABis to be superseded before it's even taken off. Looking like another betamax, staions have started withdrawing support already and has nowhere near as much usability as FM, well def around here and i'm only 25 miles from London!! :shock: i bought wendy a digital radio for christmas and it only f...

What is it? looks meaty

cheers Dave, what about the split charge circuit for the leisure battery, not checked which circuit has melted yet.

What rating of fuse should be used on the 12v fridge circuit and split charge circuit?

mine has melted the fuse holder without blowing the fuse so when i rewire it i want to make sure i do it right.

I have the same problem, pretty sure its the radio draining mine. at the moment ive got one of those solar trickle chargers pluged in to counteract it untill i sort it properly.

Assuming you're on ADSL (broadband down your phone line) then it looks like you are being capped by your ISP. Your upload speed is healthy, which suggests the noise on your ADSL line is low enough and you probably have a fast connection to your local exchange. But your download speed is low, which ...

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