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I've just replaced my flasher unit with a Bosch one and had the exact same fault. No rear hazards. When I took the two bolts off that held the old flasher unit on, I didn't immediately notice that a wire with a ring terminal on the end is clamped in place and earthed by one of the bolts. Everything ...

Hi, FOR SALE, one Haflinger 700AP 1973 SWB 5 speeds, Right hand drive, 14,000 miles, plus extensive spares. I have very reluctantly decided to sell my Haflinger that I have owned since 1985. The vehicle is still UK registered but has sat in my parents barn in France for a few years now and will be s...

stiffler4444 wrote:I love that stone house.....simple architectural perfection, much like our trucks!

That's my parents place in Southern France. They rent it out as a holiday house now if anyone's ever interested!

Hey Ian, what's the chance of putting some photo's of your haffie on here? Not looking as good as it once did but nevertheless there's a couple here http://i1288.photobucket.com/albums/b497/blakey010/HafPinz_zpsd28f57b1.jpg http://i1288.photobucket.com/albums/b497/blakey010/HaffyWeb_zps0a58952a.jpg

Talking of engine swaps and breaking parts... I've had a 1.4 litre (about 52hp, I think) diesel out of a Citreon in my Haffy now for about 20 years, done some pretty hard 4wdriving in it, turning big tractor lug style tyres and never broke a thing. Might be small running gear, but must be strong as ...