Recent content by bazpix

Many thanks for all your suggestions. As one of you mentioned I will get my new mover fitted "en situ" though I have already ordered it from my local dealer who does not do mobile jobs, perhaps he will let me buy the mover as a separate item & I will find an engineer to fit it. Simple really...

On a recent trip my old motor mover gave up the ghost, which was not too much of a problem until I got home and replaced my Lunar Quasar in its usual position on a downhill slope having to use the handbrake every meter or so. Problem is getting the beast out of there and off to the local...

Bottle of soya sauce has leaked into the controls on the cooker in my Lunar Quasar, and literally gummed up the works, so that two of the controls a stuck solid. Any thoughts or ideas on how to free them will be more than welcome!

HI Raywood, The 'an is a 2005 Lunar Quasar ER, and the light cluster is at the lower part of the offside.

:( Can anyone tell me how to do this. I have removed the light cluster, but cannot get at the bulb [orange indicator] as the perspex cover seems fused to the metal frame. Do I have to remove the metal crosspiece or is there an easier way!

Many thanks for that - especially the tip about cloth catching pin!!! Have to be out of town for a couple of days..will post results when I have the job sorted.

Can anyone help please I am replacing the leaking tap on my old Bailey Magenta [replacement not available] with new Reich Mixer tap. Trouble is I need to replace the connectors with ones with a smaller bore, but do not seem able to loosen the existing connectors. there seems to be a grub screw...

I have a similar problem with a Bailey Pageant, and am told that I need a new 'bloc' [ about £15] but trouble is reaching it [ and getting a wrench on the large brass nut]which to date I have been unsuccessful with] Not too much of a job for a professional fitter so should not be too expensive...

Hi everyone, I am relatively new to caravanning, having bought a 12 year old Bailey Pageant Majenta to see if we liked the caravanning life. Well we DID, and am now looking to upgrade having learned that what we really need is a four berth for seperate beds [I snore a little]. Not being too keen...