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Whirring noise still there on and off...?? Gears a bit eratic to select, particularly 2nd..?? any ideas?? could be worn/loose linkages?? - nursed her down to Mevagissey and back, but need to sort it out obviously. What should i check first?

Sorry Rupert, been away camping. If you cover the post you can have it... Email me your address or something?? Cheers, Ray

looks to be a lot of money to me....??? time will tell

Checked the fluids... engine oil, gearbox and transmission, all ok. Haven't started her up yet.. will bleed clutch and start her up later. Can't understand it??

lol PanKY...

Thanks. I only had the gear box off a few months ago, release bearing looked fine... along with the clutch plate, as they have both only done about 4k miles?? Unless it's something else... worse??? Will have a better look in the morning.

Oh good...?? - sounds like I can live with it for a while if it is the release bearing?? What does it look like anyway?? - the small round thing?? Assume it's a clutch off job? Thanks for the quick reply fellas

Any of you guys got any idea of what this could mean?? Wilma is fine when moving in gear, however, when ticking over there is a whirring noise (fairly loud) coming from somewhere..? maybe gearbox or rear transimssion, it goes as the clutch is lifted and you pull away. Any ideas anyone...

You know I'm not good at that Chris?? - will try tomorrow. Still waiting for Fontaine to contact me re: your front cupboards..?

Is anyone interesting in an original calor gas heater that was an optional extra when purchasing your autosleeper in 1970. It bolts to the fridge door. It looks and works fine. Will post some snaps if anyone interested?? Anyone?

Hi Fontaine, Still waiting for the call, if it's still 'on?':p:p Cheers, Ray

I made some brackets for the front bunk/hammock very easily... will post some snaps soon, promise. But if you have a front bed you won't need it, will you??

Eh? Wilma's is brill! Although I tend to leave it on all year to keep her cool... thinks that's ok? But in the winter the cab is always lovely and warm.

The engine being in the front is also better... more room in the back and the heating system works!

Thanks for your kind offer Mr CC... something to think about?? It is tempting, as the stop over at yours would be very welcome. But what with having to sort work out (Kerrie works on Fridays and Saturdays) things are not straight forward... not to mention the £200 fuel bill to get there and...

Don't start me off! Anyway we will still come good and win on Wednesday... then the fun really starts![:0]

Have just emailed Fountaine... if he could do that, that would be ideal. CHEERS!

DOT 4 is fine for both

Just had a nose through your photo album.... great couple of our Edward in your cab, when you all came to Bude. I must campaign for a meet in Devon or Cornwall next year! - (Like the World Cup hosts, these things should go around in a circle!?:))

Thanks Chris that would be very kind of you. I am happy to pay whatever the cost is of getting it down here.:p Obviously if you could dismantle them a bit that might be easier... but don't spend too much time[:0] No rush as far as I'm concerned... as long as I can have them:p