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Dustydog replied to the thread Passing High Sided Vehicles - Suction with Caravan Towing.I could have sworn Hutch’s lips never moved when he explained this earlier 😉 -
Dustydog reacted to Mel's post in the thread What caravans 2011-2014/15 are most leak or rot free? with
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If you look at reviews for any brand you will find them very mixed. As has been raised on this forum many times, the build quality of... -
Dustydog replied to the thread What a Driver.Yes! Before F1 became oversanitized. Jim Clark, James Hunt Graham Hill Damon Hill Jacques Villneuve. All great street fighters from...
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Dustydog replied to the thread One liners, Humour.Not easy Hutch. It’s the 24/7 sling that’s the biggest inconvenience. Physio starts tomorrow. Thanks to everyone for the best wishes.
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Welcome back to the forum, single handed I suppose.
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Dustydog replied to the thread One liners, Humour.
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Dustydog replied to the thread Passing High Sided Vehicles - Suction with Caravan Towing.CrewOVtwo hit the right notes. Saxo total outfit length is virtually the same as mine. Since we’ve had the TA the incidents of suction...
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Dustydog reacted to CrewOVtwo's post in the thread Passing High Sided Vehicles - Suction with Caravan Towing with Like.
I experienced this many times whilst driving both a 7.5 tonne high sided vehicle and whilst towing a caravan The best advice I can...
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YEP.... Spot on Kevin! Santa Fe just cost me £1100.00 for repairs to do with turbocharger actuator controls.
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Thankfully my full Scottish Passport allows me the same if not more visa privileges as British Passports.
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There was a spate of Bailey wheels falling off. Bailey introduced a new wheel bolt, WSL with a defined torque. My Swift was 130nm on...
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Dustydog replied to the thread Blesters on the body skin of my motor home.A long way to Highbridge
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Dustydog reacted to Mr Plodd's post in the thread Blesters on the body skin of my motor home with Like.
Everyone has assumed this panel is aluminium, it may of course be GRP, and if so those areas can be ground out and filled. Either way I...
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