Recent content by Justin & Muttley

Thanks for the welcome back! I've lurked occasionally but unfortunately some serious health issues have meant I've been unable to work on the van for years until quite recently. I started back on it a few months ago by refurbing my front beam and brakes and now an imminent house move has focused...

I'm looking for both spindle nuts and thrust washers - my rebuilt beam is going back on next week and I can't find them anywhere! Edit: Cancel that - I've found them in the darkest corner of the garage being guarded by some pretty serious looking false widow spiders! Thanks anyway

Trailer now gone to a new home - thanks all!! ;)

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As the title says, I have an early 1970's vintage French trailer available for someone who can make good use of it. I acquired it several years ago and it's just sat in the garden since - but I'm having surgery on my leg the week after next and I promised my wife it would be gone before then -...

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That really looks amazing - you sound really proud and rightly so! Keep the progress pics coming... ;)

Thank you :oops:

Happy to confirm that we celebrated our 13th wedding anniversary last December! ;)

Moving a seized caliper piston is fairly straightforward if you have an air supply - you need to remember to insert a piece of wood so that when the piston releases it doesn't whack into the opposing piston (and mind your fingers!). I'd suggest introducing the air supply from a distance at...

I'll have a look on Tuesday for you (i've got a long shift tomorrow) - will let you know... ;)

Is that a Remorgue (sp.) trailer - I think it's identical to mine! I didn't realise that the sides folded flat but I've just been out to take a look and mine fold down too, thanks for that!! http://forum.earlybay.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=25949&p=222618&hilit=lama#p222618 Look forward to seeing...