Doc on tour, France, Spain, Morroco.

[CaptainPaul]

The following lyrics immediately sprung to mind when I saw this.
“And if you think I'll eat your fish 'n' chips
I tell ya, you're mistaken.”
Have to say, they do look guid, though.

There's not many on here would know of McAlpines Fusiliers....

 

[alex n]

There's not many on here would know of McAlpines Fusiliers....

Where they brickies

 

[CaptainPaul]

Where they brickies

Everything they were the navvies Irish immigrants that came over after WWII to help rebuild London and other major cities but they ended up all over the place (probably why so many MHF members can get Irish passports )

 

[The Coops]

Road Building, construction workers etc for * Concrete Bob* McAlpine

 

[Freo]

There's not many on here would know of McAlpines Fusiliers....

There's not many on here would know of McAlpines Fusiliers....

It was a favourite quote of an old mate of mine back in the day.

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[CaptainPaul]

Heres one for your old mate Freo

 

[Late Starting]

A long time ago somebody told me that the plastic sinks fitted in most caravans & motorhomes do not like toothpaste or mouthwash because it can react with the plastic
that they are made from and weaken it.
Cliff

 

[Grummyb]

We had an.issue years sgo with a customer having crap brakes after we changed the frontt pads and it turned out to be the new pads were lined with a very hard material which wasn't creati g the right friction to brake properly I also seem to remember that brake pads harden over time so this might be your issue Tam and it's probably a cheaper trial option than s master cylinder

 

[JockandRita]

We had an.issue years sgo with a customer having crap brakes after we changed the frontt pads and it turned out to be the new pads were lined with a very hard material which wasn't creati g the right friction to brake properly I also seem to remember that brake pads harden over time so this might be your issue Tam and it's probably a cheaper trial option than s master cylinder

I'm sure that Tam has already stripped the brakes down, freed up the calipers (front and rear), cleaned the discs, and changed the pads all round. The rear shoes and drums are for the handbrake only.
So, if it was the new pads at fault, why would the pedal hit the floor on one application, but be solid on another? That to me feels more like hydraulics.
A genuine question by the way.

Cheers,

Jock.

 

[Mikey RV]

Tam just get your hand in your pocket and get it done. It’s only money which you have anyway. Ask yourself what’s more important.
1= Good brakes and a life.
2= A written off Doc due to no brakes
3= Death
I know which one I would choice.

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[Grummyb]

I'd forgotten about the pedal going to the floor so yes does sound more hydraulic then any thing else