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replaced the cable and a few pulleys on the weekend, all went well. had to wind it up and down and then adjust the cables so the roof was level.
hopefully the next time I spend that long in the van...

the green probably is fine, but with the orangey curtains and lino, well you can get the picture.
the old girl just needs a little bit of a modernization:2tsup:

thanks guys, i got the replacement gear through camec (very helpful) i'll have a crack and see how i go

I have an "old 1979" jayco caravan with really nice lime green laminate bench tops, is it possible to place newer laminate over the old stuff or would it be better to make new bench tops with new...

I have an old jayco dove camper trailer that has snapped a cable that raises the pop top, also has a few pulleys with seized rollers (not to bad considering it's a 1979 vintage). what i was wondering...

i thought that you could also use a compressor instead of bottles, is this right??:?

i know the link belt is available in a "b" and "a" section

has anyone purchased a palsma cutter for home use for around the $1000.00 mark, have seen a couple advertised by BOC gas that can can cut up to 10mm plate but not sure if they are really worth it for...

i have used a prodct called nutlink t link belt, it cost about $50.00 per metre, it has a metal pin wich makes it alot easier to remove a link for adjustments

i have heard that its better for the tank to be full than to drain off any diesel or empty, I have seen automotive petrol tanks explode and would definately leave them alone.

i currently have a lincoln sp170 mig and have used it for kids go karts to building tandem trailers. i started off with a bottle and normal wire, but you can bet that you will always run out of gas ...