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Dougie Gearbox Technician Posts : 237 Location : Perth, Scotland Status : Offline |
A good round trip. Hi to all,Two hundred and ninety miles all round from Friday until Monday, but not without a few hic-ups on the way home when the M74 was like a water way instead of a motorway, A couple of overtaking heavy's put such a wall of water they knocked out my electric's. So it was a dive for the shoulder and try to keep the old lady firing until she cleared and stopped spluttering, but we kept going up to the next campsite. Pothole's were the a bit hard on the old suspension, might have a bit of repair work to do there. But good to get moving again and put some miles on the clock, Having made the trip inspite of the water I did see quite a number of modern vans on the hard shoulder, that did make me wonder. doujoy |
 Mon 27 Jul 2020 @ 17:17
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Colin Birch Admin Posts : 4279 Location : Pontypridd, South Wales Status : Offline 
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That's the good thing about the old wagons, once they dry out they should be okay. New vans have so much electronics that a bit of water can kill them. ---------------------- |
Sun 02 Aug 2020 @ 19:52
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