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its almost certainly a broken halfshaft

it was a wet but fun weekend with much beer and toffee vodka consumed

1955 and 1972

camped in the show every year for the last 10 never been any issues regardless of weather worst thing is the way some of the animals treat the toilet and shower facilties half price drinks in the bar this friday

na forgot to turn off

WILL BE SETTING OFF FROM GLOUCESTER ON THE FRIDAY MORNING VIA BREAKFAST AT THE DOG AT OVER

pick up a cheap lucas dissy 2nd hand convert it to electronic and carry your ducellier as a back up in the unlikely event of failure problem solved

found it surface rust only quick rub down and repaint good as new

will dig it out tomorrow pm me im sure we can sort something out

if its a series 3 snail housing you want i have a good 1 in my garage somewhere will req painting but is in good nick

all available new from paddocks craddocks and ebay for reasonable money

all arrived safely back in sunny gloucester was a good show a few good bargains obtained and best of all no breakdowns

tickets arrived this morning little convoy of leafers leaving gloucester on the friday morning

classic bulkheads have always been ok for my bits

same from series 2 to series 3 mate some on ebay at the moment usually a stick set is between 2 and 300 these days but if you travel you can get cheaper i have a tatty blue canvas i dont need in gloucester if you get stuck

dont see that it matters as long as the bolt holes line up and the fan sits flush its the bolts that retain the thing but to answer your question i have used both with no issues presuming your on about the flange

i removed my fan completely and fitted an electric jobbie in front of the rad works well and only when needed

i thought it was a bit quiet didnt seem to have many visitors but still enjoyed my weekend and got a couple of bargains

yep hoping to be there for about 3 tomorrow fire pit and beer packed im the idiot with the series 1 and broken leg so my mate is driving my vehicle due to gearbox failure on his lightweight