Nice idea but I'm not sure about the actual placement of this item,......either incorporating it into say a clear acrylic toilet seat, point towards the bowl or at least clamp onto the hinge area would surely be better placed out of harms way shall we say??

It's certainly worth checking wiring/connectors first, I had a similar red to green LED flashing occurrence on my motorcycle battery charger, turned out that one of the terminals inside the plastic housing were the problem.

Spent this afternoon on my lathe, making a couple of 'sleeves' to attach on the end of the hand winders that came with our camper, this modification will provide a good hand grip but with free inner rotation.

is Calais safe now the refugee/jungle camp has been broken up? We travel through Calais several times a year and have done so for many years, even while the 'jungle' was there. It's perfectly safe. Thanks, apart from seeing several videos from lorry drivers, having refugees running across their pat...

Sadly there's no way that we could make that event this year, hope to in the future.

We usually put our vehicles on the train rather than a ferry to ✖ the water, haven't been the last few years, is Calais safe now the refugee/jungle camp has been broken up?

I'd be interested in seeing some pictures, a link to his website would be nice too.

zildjian wrote:let tyres down first (all four)
change wheel
summon AA with compressor

Lol, that's an option I hadn't thought of, carrying blocks of wood is one but not something I really want to do.

I've just discovered that my 2 ton bottle jack won't extended far enough anyhow,....this is my first vehicle with serious ground clearance. Lol

And make sure your jack is capable of lifting the truck and camper to actually change the wheel. Yes. I don't ever use the pressed steel OEM jack. I carry a 12 ton bottle jack instead. Steve. I think that the highest rated bottle jack that I have at the moment is 2 ton, assuming that you are only l...

TrueDink wrote:And make sure your jack is capable of lifting the truck and camper to actually change the wheel.

That's a good point.