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Discussion in 'Mech Tech' started by vdub brvs, Jul 8, 2015.

  1. does this have a locking system so you can lift it up to use the storage under the bed or will I have to just put up with it? am sure I seen a photo with this up showing the storage and it didn't look like anything was supporting it. Any help and advice is always interesting :chewie:
     
  2. theBusmonkey

    theBusmonkey Sponsor

    Mine stays up on the "rock" part of the action so you can access storage. A little tilt back encourages the roll.
    Maybe your little metal arm/peg things that lock the mech are a bit worn?

    The later Berlins/Campmobiles etc had a little arm on the LHS that rested on a rubber bung on one of the hinge screws. Maybe you could cobble something up..:D
     
  3. My earlier 3/4 bed has a piece of wood screwed in which turns and holds the bed up for easier access ... if you need a photo
     
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  4. that would be good :thumbsup:
     
  5. sANDYbAY

    sANDYbAY On benefits-won't sponsor!

    Ours won't stay up so I've got a section of tent pole which I just use as a prop if we need both hands.
     
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  6. You can put a can of beer under it
     
  7. I like your thinking, or a keg would fit :beer:
     
  8. full or empty?
     
  9. full then you can drink it when your done :)
     
  10. NLAVW sell a replica of this part at not an inconsiderable price it's in their interior section as rock n roll seat support, sorry don't know how to do link, but easy enough to find and it well let you see what was used originally.
     
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  12. Here it is nothing as fancy as the nlavw bit of kit, just a piece of wood.
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  13. Jobs a good one, that's the idea I was thinking :thumbsup:
     
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  14. Sorted. Random metal bar from unknown source + longer bolt + washers + nyloc = job done!

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    Cost = free
    Time taken = 5 minutes (including straightening the bar and blowing cobwebs off it)

    Necessity is the mother of invention :)

    (@Pickles I found the metal bar before I found some suitable wood) :)
     
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  15. The piece of wood was there when I bought the bus!
     
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