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not to bad quality wise and super easy to setup, however after the last few days of rain here, i found the bag leaks and it gets wet inside, ill just have to set it up when its sunny to dry it out to prevent mold and the Aluminum from oxidizing,Quote:
Originally Posted by Dervish
Broke the lock nut socket changing the wheels. Gaaah!
Now need to wait for the better half to get home from work so I can go and get a replacement.
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Put a slightly larger socket on the locknut with a piece of round rod between the two and the rod will grab the side of the locknut as you turn the socket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco_Fever
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And when you get them off, throw them in the bin :wasntme:Quote:
Originally Posted by wrinklearthur
Bought a bargain secondhand Foxwing awning :thumbsup:
I guess I'd better think a bit harder about a roof rack or way to connect it to the D4 :angel:
Got another socket... and took some swearing amd encouragement with a hammer... but eventually all sorted.Quote:
Originally Posted by gusthedog
Needless to say, not putting them back on. But because I'm a masochist, will keep them as a souvenir...
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Been thinking along similar lines, maybe H.D suction cups, rather than a roof rack, but found nothing yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bytemrk
If I get a burst of inspiration I will make sure I share...:DQuote:
Originally Posted by AndyG
More than Likely I'll steal someone else's solution though :p
Tech screws, that will work. there is so much fiber and insulation under the tin that it will bind up on the screw and never come offQuote:
Originally Posted by Bytemrk
Been working on my D2 at night when the kids are asleep in preparation for a trip in late September to the NSW South Coast. Last night I put a new rubber donut on the rear prop shaft and replace the spigot/bush in the drive shaft. It was a bastard of a job. Also greased the shafts while I was under there. Night before I replaced the muffler and wired up my Ctek charger.
Next on the list is a complete hose change and thermostat change with new coolant. Then I have to replace the brake fluid (with my awesome little mityvac that makes brake bleeding a dream), replace the viscous fan bearing and the idler, a full gearbox service including auto filter, oil change including the two filters and a new air filter! So will be busy over the next week at night. Can't wait :D
Also took the D2 for a nice trip through the bush behind Marysville today. Had a lovely picnic with the whole family and the Landy ran awesome. Prop shaft didn't fall off and neither did the replacement muffler. Great pre-Father's Day had by all. :)