The roof has a gutter that's supposed to be sealed with Mastic. Check that the seals are ok. This is an often overlooked spot that's famous for leaks.

Decent MIGs start around £250-300 for basic units. I like Migatronic. You may also want to look at Lincoln or Miller. Don't be tempted to buy a cheap and cheerful welder. You'll be wasting your money and would be better of paying somebody to do the welding for you.

The safest way to do this is to make up a little loom. Run one wire from your battery, through a fuse, down to the "always live" on the 12S. That's pin 4. Use 2.5mm wire (minimum) with a 20A fuse. Wire up two relays as follows: Relay 1: Input (30): Battery Trigger (85): Ignition Earth (85)...

Your best option would be to use some anti smash and grab film - the 300 micron stuff, wait a week and take the truck back for a second application. That's seen me fine in the past. The other option is to give Mobile Storage Solutions a call and have a chat with them about their security products.

The H K sustem has an amp under the driver's seat.

Use the special wheel puller tool as previously mentioned. Don't bash the steering shaft as you may damage the bearings.

This is the mounting position that we used on Michelle's Series 3. I regularly bash my head on the shelf.

I'm 6'6" and found this position to be the best in both the Series and the Defender.

I know Safari-Equip's products. It's very expensive, but you get what you pay for. Just like Southdown's stuff.

Hello there, I used to live in Norfolk. Have a look at this route. It's relatively simple with little chance of vehicle damage.

I've only ever had Howling Moons. A Tourer on the Defender and a 1.2m on the Series. A mate has a Maggiolina and it's vastly superior to the fold open tents. Isn't Hannibal making a Maggi copy?