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Driving an old VW bus - that was already our way of life. Since a teenager in the States, Filip cought the aircooled hook. He met Augusta then our son Elios came along, and the old chalenging dream got clearer. Now here we are, on the road. We're leaving our dear old Europe for a longest strech of land deprived of western lifestyle, culture and parts...
In a 1977 VW bus from Poland through the Baltic countries, then accross Russia and into Mongolia.
Thereafter, by train accross China.
Once we get to South-East Asia, we'll be completely free to either buy another air-cooled bus, or rent a flat, or go on with our backpakcs... Only the future, and this blog will tell...
mercredi 7 septembre 2011
Ulangom Narambulag Songino welders
After going about 150km further to Narambulag, we find the next welder in his yourt. We arrive late so we are invited to his yourt to await tommorows welding
The swing bar, was so badly displaced, that it was touching the frame, As you see I put a piece of rubber that I found on the road to keep it from bending, as it served as a temporary bump stop. In that day we once again raised the torsion arms making the rear higer, and awaiting again for it to twist back up...
We arrive at one of the salt lakes, where we get badly stuck in the sand. Luckyly we met earlyer German students on their adventure ride , with their lada Niva, who got us out
once free of sand, we continue to sleep on open step, now the nights are getting windy and nights colder...
Once in Songino, we disassemble tottaly the torsion arm pipe, to do the final and definitive welding. Here you see just how badly the torsion arm tube is twisted! Everywhere where it was welded, it litterally peals off!
unfortunatelly the extensive welding with the unexperianced welder didnt help the engine. We suspect that its after this that the rings went bad. The engine started to smoke and smoldering the spark plugs to the point that they wouldnt spark
Dust everywhere! even inside the carburator. It was not rust but fine dust particles that somehow ended up in the fuel. Muddy
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