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@@thegearcage6595 Hello, thank you for watching. I don't have a video on that, but you can easily adjust for cable slack etc by adjusting the lower cable end nut/wing nut by which you can tailor your brake cable tension to suit your sense of 'feel', or to account for brake shoe wear. Sometimes you can effect some improvement of efficiency of brake 'bite' by repositioning the brake hub operating arm by one spline this way or that, and thus generally setting it up such that the brake shoes are beginning to bite hard when the operating arm is at 90 degrees to the direction of cable pull. Always take great care to test whatever adjustments you have made thoroughly before you commit to driving upon the public roads. I am assuming of course that your brake shoes do have a serviceable thickness of friction material in situ, for if not then new shoes (or having them re-lined) might be a way forward. Kind regards.

@ Thanks so much for your reply. I am new to the CJ750 and side car and so far it has been difficult to get any advice as I try to get the bike up and running. I made adjustments at the wing nut adjustment but the hand brake lever still pulls all the way to the handle bar I will take the hub off and check the brake shoes and make sure everything is as it should be inside the drum. I hope you don’t mind me asking you for advice going forward. Thanks Davy

@@thegearcage6595 Sure, no problem. You can always upload a wee little video of your mechanical issues, either in the public space on your channel (or privately' and send me the link etc), if it gets too awkward or convoluted to explain in words. Yes, best to check inside the hub first. Kregs. PS. Actually, why not do a little introduction video 'introducing' your new-to-you Changy in 'as received' condition, on your channel. I'll sub and look out for it. OK?

@@onanysundrymule3144 awesome thanks so much! That’s a great idea I’ll do that. I’m not to far into it yet just took the gas’s tank off to clean out the varnish from the leftover gas that wasn’t drained out! The varnish came out no problem now it’s soaking with metal rescue to take care of the light rust that wasn’t drained in the tank! And it’s looking almost new inside now!

@@robertgates7686 Thankyou for watching, all the very best for the new year Sir. Kind regards.

@@RandomRestore That is dead right. I am currently going through a process of grinding out and repointing with NHL 3.5 lime mortar. Thankyou for watching and commenting.

@@onanysundrymule3144 im doing it atm. with my house. love working with nhl. I hope you make a video with your work. thank you for sharing!

@@kelisloopen1149 Thanks Kelis, yes indeed, that is a big mammoth project to edit though so I need my confidence and enthusiasm level set to maximum for that. Getting good feedback on this one sure helps towards that objective. Thanks for watching, Kind regards.

@@robertgates7686 Thankyou very much Sir. All the very best for your Christmas and the coming new year too. Kind regards.

@@keithknowles1700 Thank you very much for watching Sir. I am however not in a position to comment upon your observation. Kind regards.

@@stuartunderwood4577 Thank you kindly Sir, I am well with plenty of footage in the can so to speak. I hardly know where to start on it all, maybe over the winter? Kind regards.

Thankyou kindly Sir. Another contributor suggested it may be a melon plant. Kind regards.

In due course I intend to grind out the beds, replace the spalled bricks, then repoint using lime mortar. Thank you for taking the time to comment. Kind regards.

@@onanysundrymule3144 It’ll be easier than you think, as the old lime motor will easily come out. Good luck!

Thank you kind Sir. Yes the bridleway would have been superb all the way into Torver and Coniston, and imagine riding across the 5 arches viaduct at Moss Side (when the structure was still there). Kind regards.

If you at part 1 (#1) of the Wasdale and Eskdale E bike tarp camping series on this channel, you will see the panniers at around the 2.00min timestamp. They are generic all in one bicycle thow-over panniers ie, both bags incorporated with a common saddle bridging strap as a one piece set. You just need to be careful to rig them such that the bags cannot interfere with the wheels. Thanks for watching.

If you look back through my channel videos you will see one called "Bicycle Trailer and Gimmick Tents". In that video I think I show how the trailer spigot-plate is attached to the end of the rear wheel axle, and held there by a dome headed nut. I don't know the make of my trailer, but if it is for camping only in your case, I would recommend a box/cargo trailer instead of the child trailer you see here. Kind regards.

@@onanysundrymule3144 ok thanks I will check that video out. It's mainly for transportation of my dog, safely and dry

Thank you kindly.

That is correct Sir, 'Lancashire North of the Sands'. Thankyou for that nostalgic reminder.

You are not having much luck at all Sir, my empathies to you. If the police are chasing you, you may need to adopt the following strategy; Drive down any residential street, at any Speed you like (ie at 50 or 60mph in a 30 zone, say), with or Without an exhaust pipe even (it just doesn't seem to matter), then the police will totally ignore you and let you carry on! This has been their strategy for about 5 years as far as I can work out, ie, to ignore speeders and noise polluters, that is. If you do see an actual police officer in person, hang on to him/her, it may be the last time you ever see one..... they are so rare as almost to be a fairy story from the past theses days. 'Believing' that you are seeing an actual police officer may however just be an illusion, or a delusion, or a dream/nightmare ..... they are so rare! I think David Attenborough did a program several years ago on the BBC about them becoming an endangered species of late. In fact, so rare are they I believe in some parts of the country - hereabouts included - that the children of today may only ever get to see one in a zoo amongst other barely extinct species like the Panda, a useful Labour party, and an MOT testing station that actually checks exhaust noise levels. I think they (the police, that is) will often be found as potentially effective breeding pairs around (ie protecting) rich persons gated communities in Richmond, City of London, MPs second homes and duck Houses, and the like: and perhaps it is hoped that if numbers ultimately regenerate, then they will "Re-wild" some young police males and females into these northern forested areas! I hope your troubles are soon resolved. Kind regards.

Thank you for that detailed information Sir. The House of Lords.... is that where the Bar Continental is (next to Ramsden Hall baths)?

Thank you kind Sir.

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Well thank you Sir for watching. Yes it was a bit of a long one, a bit of road ambience and scenery, a bit of dialogue re fuel types and also the rationale and definition parameters of the fuel range test itself, not least the differing road conditions deriving said result. Kind regards.

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Thank you kind Sir.

Goodness me! This brings back memories. A very dear friend of mine used to own one of the cottages at dunnerholme. He gave it up due to regular flooding. I ended up having a caravan at the farm next door. This was back in the 1980's when that part of the world was still very much off the beaten track. During my countless hours on the Duddon estuary, I recall finding many an Iron slag. It literally is a treasure trove up there. Happy memories.

@yasminsawar4762 Thankyou kindly for your recollections Yasmin. How often would you say the tide overlaps the grass banks at Dunneholme, is it once a year or so? Kind regards.

@@onanysundrymule3144 Hello there! I recall that He had the cottage for several years, and it did flood several times. So, it probably did flood annually. The Golf course adjacent the properties would get some water on occasions, too. It is one of those places that has NOT been spoiled by modernity. A quiet haven with breathtaking views of the fells across the estuary. I spent many an hour on the 'beach' and when the tide went out, it left starfish and jellyfish aplenty. Your video has brought back sweet memories. Thanks for uploading.

@@yasminsawar4762 Thankyou, my pleasure. I shall be uploading another Askam seashore history type video soon which will hopefully evoke further memories for you. Thanks for watching. Kind regards.

Indeed Sir, it certainly felt like an uphill struggle for some of it. Thanks for watching. All the best and kind regards.

It oscillates between 4th and 5th around 40 to 45 mph, thank you kindly for watching.

Hello kind Sir, I am glad to hear from you. We still use E-bikes around and about, but we haven't resumed E-bike hols yet from the pandemic thing era, which kind of broke the momentum of it all. We may get back to it yet though. Kind regards.

Hello. I believe there are products advertised for such, but....... (a) I doubt if they would last for long when you consider that a brick wall will last for hundreds of years anyway, and (b) I have become convinced that lime mortars are the proper way to go - at least on structures built before around 1930, and (c) full breathability of the structure is desirable. Kind regards.

@@onanysundrymule3144 Thanks, I found a product called Storm Dry Masonry Protection Cream. It seems to be pretty good, lasts up to 25 years and bricks can still breath. It’s a highly rated product by the looks of it. I’m gonna render some parts of our property and re-point other parts, then I’ll decide if to use the Storm Dry treatment.

Is that a metaphor or a construction trade 'rule of thumb' kind of saying? Kind regards.

@@onanysundrymule3144 Just told tome by an old experienced builder

Thank you kind Sir, and thank you for watching. Likewise re the last 2 years thing. Kind regards.

Hahaha, yes, it was a bit of a shock was that. Glad it gave you a chuckle, and thank you kindly for watching. Kind regards.

Thank you very kindly.

Oh gosh, I had forgot that someone already knew about that. I've got tons of footage, and it'll be a long job to edit through it all, also, I was going to wait until all the new development work had settled down a bit - sort of thing. But it is good that you should remind me, thank you. I'll maybe get onto it next winter. Kind regards.

@@onanysundrymule3144 it's sad to see all the wildlife leave but nice to see use from the old buildings x

Thank you kind Sir. It was quite a while ago so I can't be fully sure, but it might have been from the cycle section in Wilko, or Halfords, or maybe just any generic cycleshop. Kind regards.

That is dead right Sir. I am just on the verge of ordering some lime mortar NHL 3.5 for repointing my front yard wall.

Oh wow, thank you very much for the information. I shall go and check out the Barrow Island one. Kind regards.

Thank you for your input and info, kind Sir.