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Bigbunny2007
13-04-2014, 20:45
Needed more space and a newer van so here it is! Love the van and the terrano enjoyed pulling it I'm sure moved the temperature gauge all the way up to half way lol





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clivvy
13-04-2014, 20:59
bloody hell that's a big 'un:thumbs

Bigbunny2007
13-04-2014, 21:10
Yup! 41 feet nose to tail as it stands in the picture :lol tows sweet as a nut :thumb2

jims-terrano
13-04-2014, 21:11
Nice lucky sod lol

zippy656
13-04-2014, 21:20
Nice

Hows the mover?

spinna
13-04-2014, 21:22
Looks great :)


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Lazy-Ferret
13-04-2014, 21:31
Nice outfit. :thumb2

Bigbunny2007
13-04-2014, 21:43
Nice

Hows the mover?

Crap... the battery is past its best! But I have a 120 amp on charge ready to fit :thumbs
Thanks for the positive comments as always guys :thumbs
Did a 250 mile round trip to pick it up with an overnight stop at Ashbourne. Trying to pack essentials + the dog two kids me and the wife was fun! Good job the terrano swallows almost anything you want it to!! :bow

zippy656
14-04-2014, 07:07
Crap... the battery is past its best! But I have a 120 amp on charge ready to fit :thumbs
Thanks for the positive comments as always guys :thumbs
Did a 250 mile round trip to pick it up with an overnight stop at Ashbourne. Trying to pack essentials + the dog two kids me and the wife was fun! Good job the terrano swallows almost anything you want it to!! :bow

Yep, crap battery would do that..

Only thing id say is have the gas and electrics checked. Brakes would be good too.

Remember if you look your self yohll need new hub nuts, as they are ONE use only.

zippy656
14-04-2014, 07:09
In the down load sction theres how to make a front towbar.

Much better than a mover

Bigbunny2007
14-04-2014, 22:07
In the down load sction theres how to make a front towbar.

Much better than a mover

Thanks for the pointers zippy, ill look into the front tow bar as its an extra option when moving the van about. Fixed a few bits on it today and ill be having it serviced asap new Alco hub nuts :thumb2
The Tyres are in mint condition but are the originals so are 7 years old :eek:
Is it as important to change them as on single axles? Could do without the expenses but will not compromise my familys safety.
Thanks Craig

judd750
14-04-2014, 22:17
Thanks for the pointers zippy, ill look into the front tow bar as its an extra option when moving the van about.


we can make one out of that steel box section you showed me last week,

i`m passing yours tomorrow, i`ll call and we can have a measure up,

i`ll bring laptop and read your fault codes too

Bigbunny2007
14-04-2014, 22:26
we can make one out of that steel box section you showed me last week,

i`m passing yours tomorrow, i`ll call and we can have a measure up,

i`ll bring laptop and read your fault codes too

Andy your a legend, ill provide coffee :thumb2
Material is in for the spacers and I've got the product code for the studs so ill order them tomorrow.
See you tomorrow mate

judd750
14-04-2014, 22:30
do you want to borrow that spare MAF sensor for your trip at the weekend ?

i`ll stick it the truck just in case yours is playing up,
any joy with the fuel pre heaters ?

Bigbunny2007
14-04-2014, 22:43
do you want to borrow that spare MAF sensor for your trip at the weekend ?

i`ll stick it the truck just in case yours is playing up,
any joy with the fuel pre heaters ?

That would be great mate thanks :thumb2
I'm going to knock up some of the heaters as soon as I get chance, will prob be next week, ill do 5 or 6 so I have a couple and a couple for you. Might get chance this week but its a short one with the bank holiday!

judd750
14-04-2014, 22:49
ok pal, :thumbs

i`ll try to remember to bring that gas valve for you to have a look at

you like your holidays you !!!!

Bigbunny2007
14-04-2014, 22:55
ok pal, :thumbs

i`ll try to remember to bring that gas valve for you to have a look at

you like your holidays you !!!!

I'm making up for the last few years of been chained to my machines :lol:lol
Hooked up fooked off :clap

Blocky10
16-04-2014, 21:46
Bought this van just before Christmas and have been itching to use it. Bought the terrano 3-4 weeks ago and we're away for Easter! 200 mile without problem! Now in Yorkshire meeting our pals from Scotland.http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/17/azyvy4yv.jpg

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Blocky10
16-04-2014, 21:49
What a view! http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/17/py4yda2e.jpg

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jims-terrano
16-04-2014, 22:18
Nice location and outfit blocky. Whereabouts are you in goods own county?

Sweety
16-04-2014, 22:52
Those aren't caravans there mobile garages for parking your motors in:eek::lol

Blocky10
17-04-2014, 08:11
Nice location and outfit blocky. Whereabouts are you in goods own county?

We're at Golden Square Camping Park just south of Helmsley. Lovely location and the weather has been good to us so far.





Those aren't caravans there mobile garages for parking your motors in:eek::lol

Yes Sweety. It's 8 metres in length and I did bring almost the contents of my garage just in case! But they've both been trouble free so far. The kids on the other hand..... :rolleyes:

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Bigbunny2007
17-04-2014, 09:53
Nice looking outfit :thumb2
Seriously what is that cover on the front of the van?

judd750
17-04-2014, 10:03
Nice looking outfit :thumb2
Seriously what is that cover on the front of the van?


i think its to keep it clean while your driving, and prevent stone chips
seen quite a few now with those on,

i know the front of mine sometimes comes home covered in bits of mud, road crud and dead insects :doh

Blocky10
17-04-2014, 15:00
Nice looking outfit :thumb2
Seriously what is that cover on the front of the van?

It's to stop damage on the front. Mainly smoke damage from a 3ltr auto!:eek: Have picked up a couple of stone chips in the past so just slide a cover over the front now days.

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RobN
17-04-2014, 19:44
I have been using one for 3 years now, highly recommended. they also keep the UV off the GRP front and stops it dulling during storage. Only problem is when you wash the van post winter there is a tide mark at the top :doh
Crystal Glow or MER soon shifts it.

Mine is starting to become fragile and prone to tearing, have repaired a few times using Bostick to stick some material on the back but will have to purchase a new one soon.

jims-terrano
17-04-2014, 21:25
Good call that cover, the soot is horrible.

Nice area around Helmsley, might be over that way next week (about 2000 feet over) :lol Get yourself across to Whitby, cracking place.

firebobby
17-04-2014, 22:13
I just wash the front off when I arrive if it's picked up mud or flies. I fitted an exhaust chrome end pipe with a bend in it, this stops the soot problem.
I always fit a full cover when the caravan is at home, stops scum bags seeing it and protects it from rain and UV.

frosty
18-04-2014, 08:39
I could almost put my caravan inside those caravans!!

Blocky10
18-04-2014, 16:42
Good call that cover, the soot is horrible.

Nice area around Helmsley, might be over that way next week (about 2000 feet over) :lol Get yourself across to Whitby, cracking place.

We spent a couple of days Whitby a few years back Jim, and it is a lovely place. Even had the world best known fish and chips. Had to que for about an hour though!
Not going to get time to revisit this time but well probably come back to this area in the summer.

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