Nice job Zildjian. When's next rain due?

Thanks..

saDgit wrote:

zildjian wrote:Then I think (like a sash cramp I have here for joinery) there will be a corresponding set of serrations on whatever moveable face engages with them when locked

That'll be the spines on the winder shaft then?

For "spines" read splines!

zildjian wrote:Then I think (like a sash cramp I have here for joinery) there will be a corresponding set of serrations on whatever moveable face engages with them when locked

That'll be the spines on the winder shaft then?

zildjian wrote:Martin are we talking the horizontal serrations?

Yeah.

Not much progress on the Rhino project, mainly because we've been using it pretty much solidly since we bought it back in May. Except for about three weeks in August, when it was much too hot down here to do anything anyway, it's been on the pickup and we've been on the move. But finally towards the...

Parked up in Aups last night - interesting Danish homebuilt on its maiden voyage, down to Sicily in search of warmth. Not surprising really - the camper's just a single skin of ply, no insulation and few home comforts. Neatly built though. https://s1.postimg.cc/6yuhggi0q7/20171030_091044.jpg https:/...

Hi Jim,
I got rid of the Suntrekker years ago but this pic might help.

Very interesting Mike. Thanks for finding it. They managed to sneak that onto the market without much fanfare didn't they? :? It's a very neat little box and well thought out with that kitchen (and therefore much of the weight) right across the front. Not sure about the base vehicle though - not a l...

Wilco's got a rare beauty for a Landrover down near Toulouse:
http://cellulepickup.fr/index.php/item/234-lely

Sorry for the late response Guy - only getting online occasionally at the moment. When I fitted Air-Rides to our previous pickup the instructions that came with the kit were very clear that the compensator mechanism should be disconnected. I never did understand why that was necessary but I initiall...