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The whole weekend passed in the blink of an eye, but really enjoyed it and loved the venue. 100 mile journey down was ok until the engine cut out right in front of the Old Sawmill cafe and we had a flat battery [DISAPPOINTED FACE]. Big thanks to the guys who gave us a push start. Turned out to...

Feeling very smug. Rebuilt the wiper motor today using my £7.00 eBay carbon brushes and it works a charm. Polished-up the commutator as suggested with some fine emery cloth, greased the internals (making sure the brushes were totally free from grease) soldered in new link wires and re-assembled...

Seconded. I bought one a couple of months ago and it arrived very quickly, easy to fit and a superb quality improvement. Highly recommended! Duncan Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi I wonder if anybody might help me diagnose an issue with the wipers on our 1970 bus. Since we bought it a few months back only the slow speed works - switching to "fast" on the dash-mounted switch just stalls the motor in its cur rent position (switching off normally does park the wipers ok)...

Discs on an early Bay mean a rock-hard pedal, so both feet to stop quick. I've now had a servo fit too, which transforms the bus driveability completely. But like others have said, buy the right bus and sort the brakes as a very secondary consideration. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yes the Insurance route looks the best way to go. I'm insured with JK and they have a breakdown option, sadly it can't be added later in the year. So for now it looks like I'm stuffed and back to the RAC for an annual policy I don't need, just to guarantee up to 3 calls in our week-long holiday...

Thanks for the suggestion but according to the web site they also don't cover anything over 15yrs old :-( Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk