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But they WERE isolated in their cabins Rick, they got out for an hour a day and I'm sure that was regulated as much as possible to avoid people being in contact with those from other cabins. That's why only 712/ 19% tested positive. Because they isolated. That's why the figures UK wide have...

Nice one bro :thumb2

Looking good bro :thumbs

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Just had an offer accepted for a Y60 4.2 swb rear prop on Ebay, advertised for £80, got it for £60. I don't need it but SWB rears, particularly 4.2, aren't exactly common (fronts are all the same Y60 to Y61 I believe). Prop UJs are on my to do list so I'll get this one all checked over and up...

Cheers Doug mate, I don't even have an old bulb to get a number off which was part of the issue. Also don't have a cover for the holder so would rather look at replacing the whole light fitting than try and track down a new cover so I'm not having a bare hot bulb near my scalp! (also try to...

Like that Elty, you got a link/name for the one you used?

Doing something with that light isn't high priority if I'm honest bro but I'll do a proper cover for it at some point...

One annoying thing is that my Trol doesn't have any cup holders, just a couple shallow trays. Trip to B&Q for a pipe end vent and some work with the dremel and a little silicone to hold it in... Might do it again with a wider piece of pipe but that does great for the time being!

Had been absent of an interior light since I got her as I needed to get a hold of a 24v festoon bulb the right size. Got fed up of finding ones that were kind of right size but not quite so made use of some pretty cheap LED lights I got a hold of. They aren't pretty but they work very well! :lol

Replaced the front panhard bushes with poly ones and fitted an adjustable panhard to the rear (once I have a front adjustable I'll extend them both and bring the axles back into centre line).

Next up! Cut down a shelving unit from B&Q and installed it in the boot to give me some ordered storage space :D All packed for the coast to coast (got rid of the plastic tub) :thumb2

So about time I updated this :augie First up, the manual torque converter lockup switch. So the RE4R03A autobox in the Trols is simply a HD version of the autobox in the Terranos (RE4R01A) so it's a 4 speed box, 3 plus overdrive, with torque converter lockup kicking in after overdrive. TC...

Meant to say Doug, reason my camp/dutch oven is the size it is is so it fits through the top of the firepit (also 3l is plenty big if it's just feeding me!)

My last pop up was the non-blackout version of that one in the second link. Porch area was always really handy :thumb2 My ground sheet just wore out through use (went to patch a hole and then noticed there were lots of thin patches...). I did shift pitches a few times by just unpegging and...

I knew you were bro, unsubtle as a brick you are :lol

As for tent etc, I've used a few double skinned pop-up tents in the past and they were fine. As Banshee knows though, after watching too many 4wd Action vids I've recently been trying out a wee one man Aussie style swag... Got my Aussie mate to bring me over one of these though for the next...

Behave :lol We just didn't need the flames going 3ft above the rim like we did everytime you were stoking it :p That pic is from the end of the night at a housewarming after we'd used all the wood.

Camp oven is just one of these, managed to get one for £26. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kettle-Cooking-Equipment-Camping-Outdoor/dp/B0756KQHLP

Firepit is just out of an old washing machine drum with legs bolted to it and a couple slots in the rim with the dremel so that a grill sits in the top. Whack some coals in with a little wood for bbq mode with the grill then take off the grill and pile in more wood for a roaring firepit :thumb2