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Subject Topic: New steering Wheel !!!!!
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26/4/2007 at 10:52pm
 Location: Yorkshire
 Outfit:  Swift Charisma 540 Caravan
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I have just received my 'small' rally steering wheel from Justkampers ...i fitted it tonight after work....and then took the T25 around the block to try it out..FANTASTIC thats what i say....i was told it would make the steering a lot harder ....but that is in my opinion a lot of rot..... it is to me...just the same as the 'Bus' wheel... it is also so much easier getting in and out of the driver's side door .. worth every penny me thinks.....well done justkampers....you have come through for me again.....thanks guy's......

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26/4/2007 at 11:58pm
 Location: southwales
 Outfit: vw camper type2&pennine pullman f c.
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 Hi Nannycatch have you thought of losing weight !!! then you would not have needed a smaller wheel !!! lol i have been using a small wheel on my bus for years now and i think its brill but it can be heavy parking but T2s are heavy on the steering compared to T25s so i have been told good on you mate


27/4/2007 at 1:41pm
 Location: Yorkshire
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Hi vduber72.... may i just say ....what a beautiful looking bus you have got there my friend....i would be well chuffed with that M8...... i was trying to see if i could buy a visor screen to go on the top of my windscreen on my old T25... but i don't think they made em for T25's.... or maybe someone knows different ?

best / and your not wrong about losing abit of weight....

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27/4/2007 at 7:55pm
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Thanks Nannycatch took a lot of work and effort oh and money lol i think ihave seen a t25 with a sunvisor try bluebird customs it realy works a treat not just for show !!! Paul


28/4/2007 at 6:55pm
 Location: Tipperary Ireland
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Hi Kev,

Is this a big thing for camper owners in your neck of the woods, opting for smaller steering wheels? I only ask as it isn't something I have every come across before. Granted it seems odd but fair play to you for doing something with your vehicle that makes driving it even more enjoyable.



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28/4/2007 at 9:43pm
 Location: Dudley West Midlands
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I love my big 'bus' steering wheel - don't think I could change it

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30/4/2007 at 12:33pm
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The main reason for changing my 'bus' wheel...was because someone tried to get in the camper from the side 'sliding' door... twice......so i have taken the lock and handle off and just open it from the inside only....and when we are away and have the drive - away - Awning on the side we cannot use the front passenger's door...so it is down to the drivers door ....hence i needed a smaller wheel ...cos the 'bus' one was in the way....for getting in.....well thats my excuse anyway.....

Nannycatch........



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30/4/2007 at 2:11pm
 Location: Tipperary Ireland
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I can see another reason why someone would do this. Imagine if you were really large, had a really huge belly, for example. A smaller steering wheel would help here, especially if the seat can't be moved too far back.

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30/4/2007 at 3:53pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Travelling-man on 30/4/2007
I can see another reason why someone would do this. Imagine if you were really large, had a really huge belly, for example. A smaller steering wheel would help here, especially if the seat can't be moved too far back.

Thats dead right Patrick M8.....

Nannycatch....



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