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They could start charging a fiver a night for us to use their car parks overnight!! Might help the coffers.

Also just had 2weeks away in the SW of Scotland (Argyll) and very surprised how quiet it has been, and plenty of lonely places to wild camp, although after 40 years of touring here, I know the best bits! (Kilmartin glen and loch Creran to name a couple). However Oban and Glencoe were a...

Personally I hate the term wild camping, but respect the view of the majority on this site, and like the site and all it stands for. I come from a background of backpacking in Scotland where you carry all your needs for a couple of nights or so on your back. (I still do this occasionally)...

We are out and about in argyll at the moment (its very very quiet) and used a few FC sites and been on our own at each of them. Was surprised to see the FC are doing this - about time too. Excellent idea for responsible visitors.

Just had a similar problem with my ebay 'Dunlop' set - I was just about to get one of my tyres re-fitted due to a slow leak, shown by the TPMS - but its seems its actually the little sensor that is leaking. Think I will just go back to manually checking tyres before every journey.

One more vote for the Vax Gator 18v - bit more affordable than the dyson, and does us just fine, even with dog hairs everywhere. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vax-Gator-18V-Handheld-Vacuum-Cleaner-Home-Cordless-Bagless-H85-GA-P18-/222825521415?_trksid=p2349526.m4383.l4275.c10

My all in one heater just arrived only took 2 days and at £71 plus another £12 for a mains to 12v 20a power supply, its an absolute bargain. Will be fitting it today. and running the exhaust through the blockwall of the garage.

Thanks - yes thats the sort I will probably get - there a few on at £75 at the moment on ebay Just had a cheeky offer of £71 accepted. My workshop is going to be toasty warm this winter. just need to drain some red diesel from my tractor to try it. Dave.

Glad to be of service... (To 3 people anyway!!) The seller seems to have good feedback score as well.. Dave.

Whether you like the sound of these or not, there is a cracking deal on these on ebay at the moment. Use discount code PICKSMALLBIZ on this listing...

This is absolutely the way to go in working out your tyre pressures - its too important to guess, or not take the time to research, or better still find out on a weighbridge, axle weights. The only deviations would be for example driving off road, and needing to lower pressures for sand or...

See post 33 in this thread. You could always use your local quarry, if they will allow you to.

The Deli is based on a very capable 4wd proper ladder frame chassis its very strong, and designed for off roading in its mpv form.

You have a 330kg loading capacity (above kerb weight) on your Deli. hope that helps!

most of us have plastic seitz or similar large windows - must be the easiest way in to a van with not much force. Agree that hidden engine immobilisation is the best way and not leaving valuables in view.

synchro rings are very susceptible to the wrong type (or contaminated) hypoid oil, or if gl5 has been used instead of gl4. However the damage may already have been done. A quick oil change will tell as others have said.

Sounds more like you need a type C trip. type B devices are generally suitable for domestic applications. They may also be used in light commercial applications where switching surges are low or non-existent. Type C devices are the normal choice for commercial and industrial applications where...

Ebay is doing one of its 20% off offers until Friday, with selected retailers. https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/20-off-selected-sellers-using-code-paid20-from-25th-to-28th-feb-at-ebay-3411646 Just got myself one of the new ridge monkey pans / griddles for in or out of the van. Good value with...

Yes - its taken me a while, and a few false tries to get my suspension right - you wont find much advice for these P25's on google either! EG most of the Delica L300's are rack and pinion steering - ours are steering box type!! Let me know if you need more advice (by PM) Dave.

235 75 15 is the largest you can fit on the standard rims and get them in the arches. Wind up the front torsion bars a little for front lift.