finally got me taps..

[fidget]

give this a try. it makes my heart bleed too see the old girl like this.
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ll= ... 58,,1,7.72

[staffy31]

Thanks dude i loved the sound of that bus can picture it would have been luxery something like that now think of the gallons of diesel if only the gasoline was cheap our life would be alot merrier haha!
mines an old BT van with only 60thousand on we've made the bed and sink etc just need a fridge,pump,liesure battery,then theinsulatioin n carpet will take no time its just my first one so not massive but what fun can ya have in a country that makes us think gasoline is gold dust haha...

regards m8

[staffy31]

hello just had abit tinker and i've decided i dont need to water feeds the one i have is hot and cot heator at the front so ive piped that up just need a nice pump but i dont know if i can get away with this bath mixer tap as it has 2 feeds im only gonna ned one now wonder if it will still work with just 1flow going threw or will it come out of the other one or can i blank that one off hmmm i wonder any ideas guys welcome ....

[fidget]

if you are only using the one tap on mixers then yes you will have to blank the other one off, as if you opened both taps, the water would feed from one to the other, or you could split the feed into both taps, get the same from both taps then.

[staffy31]

if you are only using the one tap on mixers then yes you will have to blank the other one off, as if you opened both taps, the water would feed from one to the other, or you could split the feed into both taps, get the same from both taps then.

Cool budd how do you upload pics on here so can show you its a brand new bath mixer tap i bought it from the carboot still in the box qiuet a bargain if it works withone pump n feed see i have an old bt water heator in the front so when i get that workin you just set it like central heaton when you want it to come on n water come straight from ther up to my tap thats ze plan ...
regards
staffy

[fidget]

copyed this from another thread, (hope i dont get done for copyright )

by screechowl » Fri Aug 26, 2011 2:14 pm

Just do a search for 'photobucket' http://www.photobucket.com & follow instructions for setting up an account. Then follow instructions for copying & pasting. Or How to post Pictures - Photobucket Instructions

by Luke » Sun Nov 20, 2005 7:42 pm

Basic instructions :-
Here goes..................... what i do is go to http://www.photobucket.com open an account its free.
Then create an album,
to add a photo click browse then select the photo from your hard disk or floppy or cd,
when it is in your album it has 3 lines of text underneith it, copy and paste the bottom one - which has these [i m g] tags either side [/ i m g]
that should come up as a photo! make sure there are no spaces as well!!
press preview before submit to check its ok!

but remember not to delete the photo from your album or it will also disapear from here!

Hope that helps

First of all open a second browser window, as you would when you first go onto the internet (keep the one that you have Ford Transit Forum open in, this will help when you want to post your pics) go to http://www.photobucket.com by putting the address in the address bar, not via the link) and sign up for a free account.
You will then be directed to the page for uploading pictures. You can either upload one at a time, or directly under the 'Submit' button there is a drop down menu to select a number to do more than one at once.

To actually upload, click on the 'Browse' button. This will open another window with the pics on your computer in it. Click on the one you want to upload, and then click on 'Open'. This will close the little window and the code for your pic will appear next to the 'Browse' button. Repeat this if you have decided to do more than one at once, then click on 'Submit'. The words *Pictures Added will appear in red above the 'Browse' box.

Scroll down and you will see the pic(s) you have uploaded below, each one with three boxes below it, the bottom one is labled Img. This is the code you need to copy to your post. Click on this to highlight it, then right click and select 'copy' and click on that.

Return to Ford Transit Forum, and open your post. Put the curser where you want the pic to go, then right click and selct 'paste' and the HTML code for your photo should appear on the post! Click on the 'Preview' button and check that the pic will come out before you post ! Then if you are happy, click on 'Submit'!

That's it, you've posted a picture!

Last edited by Luke on Thu Aug 24, 2006 10:40 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Open a second browser page & keep the transit forum page open, then you can keep clicking back to read Luke's instructions slowly a bit at a time. That's how I did it. Its really easy just take your time. I'm dying to see your pics ..

unfortunatly i have never seen the bt water heater you are going to use, so cannot advise much on that, sorry.

[staffy31]

[staffy31]

hello friend its this one i bought for 7pound at the booty brand new with some bits to go with it and it has to feeds underneath ..

[staffy31]

just had a look at the old bus man what a shame and like you can tell thers gypsys live around by the rubbish ..
would have loved to go travelin in that love bus m8 wud have been great can you remember when the poilce wer chasin them around on the fields haha..

[fidget]

the taps should have 2 10mm holes in the base. into then you screw 10mm flexable pipes, or copper that goes from 10mm to 15mm, but the flexy are better.
there should also be a smaller hole ofset to the 10mm ones but in the middle, about 6mm, that has the clamping bolt that holds the taps in place.

[staffy31]

the taps should have 2 10mm holes in the base. into then you screw 10mm flexable pipes, or copper that goes from 10mm to 15mm, but the flexy are better.
there should also be a smaller hole ofset to the 10mm ones but in the middle, about 6mm, that has the clamping bolt that holds the taps in place.

i have ran flexi pipe threw from underneath up threw the floor will i just need push fittings on the bottom into the pump as the top will just screw on from the tap nuts at the bottom of the feeds but ther is 2 so need to find out weather still just use one and thers like a solid thread that willgo threw my worktop then obvioustly a nut goes on ,so do you have another camper or what ..

[fidget]

if you use a threaded bolt into the other pipe hole to blank it off, then make sure you wrap some pefe tape around the thread first, will help stop it from leaking, as for the camper,no. just an old mk4 transit lwb, but it has been a camper once before, but riped it all out so i could use the van for work, once i have got all the body work sorted i intend to put her back as a camper, but a little different to before.

[staffy31]

if you use a threaded bolt into the other pipe hole to blank it off, then make sure you wrap some pefe tape around the thread first, will help stop it from leaking, as for the camper,no. just an old mk4 transit lwb, but it has been a camper once before, but riped it all out so i could use the van for work, once i have got all the body work sorted i intend to put her back as a camper, but a little different to before.

great stuff m8 cant beat transits cheap and cheerfull the long wb are ideal have some space in too hope it goes well next time i done it i would just buy a cheap caravan and break it ,im tryin to get some nice wellers or deepdishes try and keep the look rather be to modern but will be inside ha i have some bullbars to go on but will need shotblasting first also have ladders to go on backdoor and going to put sparewheel on back door too with nice cover and possibly a roof rack modified into a kinda roof basket like vw type for garden furniture lol ready for asda carpark

[fidget]

cool. take a look at this thread. i have some mad ideas. lol
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=112475

[staffy31]

cool. take a look at this thread. i have some mad ideas. lol
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=112475

lovin the threads fidget haha
can i run mine on cooking oil n dev mix just a case of regular change of the filter or not