Prevention

[Gryffindor]

Just be glad you're not a chicken...

[Sol]

Ooooh Matron!!!

[oilyrag]

Ooooh Matron!!!

Chickens are well insulated - our 8000 volt electric fence doesn't affect our hens, so maybe a myth.
Belts the life out of me though.

[Gryffindor]

Did you lay an egg?

[oilyrag]

It's funny that you should ask.......but the constipation has definitely gone.
Went to the doc and told him I had a genetic disease.
He says 'What disease is that?'
Told him 'Diarrhea'
He say 'That's not a genetic disease!'
I said, 'Well it is, cos it's in my Jeans'.

[saskak]

It's funny that you should ask.......but the constipation has definitely gone.    
Went to the doc and told him I had a genetic disease.
He says 'What disease is that?'
Told him 'Diarrhea'
He say 'That's not a genetic disease!'
I said, 'Well it is, cos it's in my Jeans'.

Hahahaha :-)

[Gryffindor]

Playing music by Dire Straits and Chris Rea together is another way to get diarrhoea.

[Kieron G]

Corrosion spot on M49 is the scuttle under the windscreen from my experience. I guess M59 is the same. . You could shine a torch through plastic vent and if full of dead leaves etc remove wiper arms and the two piece plastic vent, I seem to remember that the quarter turn clips which secure it down go opposite way to how I expected to unfasten. There are also small torx screws on the outside ends of the vents. Once removed the scuttle can be cleaned out properly and drain holes checked with a hose. C15 has the same problem but unlike M49 & M59 but that rusts everywhere else as well

[Sol]

It's probably much quicker to list the bits on a C15 that don't rust...which is anything plastic really. The rest of it, you can hear rusting away, like a Fiat.

[Romahomepete]

When we had a C15 Romahome I rebuilt the scuttle and the bottom of the windscreen aperture due to rust. It wasnt difficult, just laborious.

Peter