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U1300l Camper Conversion
By: Dan the Man Date: January 12, 2019, 3:02 pm
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I�ve really just completed the first job of the very long
list.... replacing the awful driver�s seat with a nice comfy
one.
My wife & I both think our Land Rover Discovery is the most
comfortable vehicle we�ve ever owned, so I got a leather
Discovery 3 seat from eBay & fitted it today.
It was effectively just a task of constructing an adapter frame
to accommodate the different bolt positions. Despite all the
measurements, I did end up chopping 40mm off the height once I
tried it, but I�m delighted with the result. The electrics are
not wired in yet, but that�s because I need to install a 12v
inverter for a number of additions I plan to make.
Here�s some pict of the frame and the fitted seat....
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Hoping to get radio & CB fitted tomorrow.[emoji1696]
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#Post#: 7889--------------------------------------------------
Re: U1300l Camper Conversion
By: moose Date: January 16, 2019, 1:42 am
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Love the hatch on the military Unimog but it does make it
difficult to mount radios 😀
Moose
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Re: U1300l Camper Conversion
By: Villager Date: January 28, 2019, 3:27 pm
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Looks smart that seat :)
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Re: U1300l Camper Conversion
By: Dan the Man Date: February 3, 2019, 4:11 pm
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Made some progress with the electrics over the last 2-3 weeks
and how have a couple of 12v circuits up and running, installed
beneath the glove box.
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Joined my old club (strictly for Land Rovers) today up near Rest
and be Thankful to see how the old girl coped on frozen ice &
snow. A great day out & lots of admiring looks from the LR
owners....
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Will post photos of the radio & CB installation shortly.....
#Post#: 7916--------------------------------------------------
Re: U1300l Camper Conversion
By: moose Date: February 4, 2019, 1:41 am
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I do like the front grill when it�s the same colour as the cab
it modernises them 👍
Moose
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Re: U1300l Camper Conversion
By: Dan the Man Date: March 5, 2019, 5:53 am
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Just collected this winch bracket from a local steel fabricator.
Took delivery of a Warrior Samurai 20,000 lb winch a few weeks
ago in order to take all the necessary measurements. Passed
these on the the local company and for only �225 I have this
beautiful piece of engineering.
Will post additional photos as it gets painted and fitted.
I�m undecided what to do with the towing pin at the front as
this will prevent the pin being dropped in from above. One
option is to get a high tensile bolt which I can insert from
below. Any thoughts...?
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#Post#: 7951--------------------------------------------------
Re: U1300l Camper Conversion
By: moose Date: March 6, 2019, 1:26 am
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Is yours welded on or bolted on the bolted one can be turned
upside down and a retaining pin chained on it, the bolt idea
works or you could weld two recovery eyes to to your new winch
mount, I see your using the original implement mount bolt holes
I�d be be tempted to run two plates down the sides. I�ve seen
winch mounts pull of the front of Unimogs in the past on my own
machine 😂
Moose
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Re: U1300l Camper Conversion
By: Dan the Man Date: March 9, 2019, 7:56 am
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Now sorted the front tow hitch issue with a 30mm diameter
bolt.....
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Re: U1300l Camper Conversion
By: Dan the Man Date: March 18, 2019, 10:11 am
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Finally managed to get the winch bolted onto the mounting plate
and the plate bolted to the chassis at the weekend. Still have
some final wiring to do before I can test it, but I�m fairly
pleased with how it looks....
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Re: U1300l Camper Conversion
By: moose Date: March 19, 2019, 5:54 am
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What�s your plans for her dan?
Moose
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