

| Subject: | Re: Drip Tray "latch" to keep up while cooking |
| From: | Alistair Bell |
| Date: | Sat, 29 May 2010 21:40:31 -0700 |
bullet catch yes. and while you're at lee valley, get some of the self adhesive urethane bumpers (hemispherical). lots of uses in van, and good substitute for the factory bumper on stove lid. btw, the stock bullet catch on drip tray is, in my westy anyway, pretty stiff/tight. alistair On 29-May-10, at 5:58 PM, Steve Williams wrote: Hi, I have a Canadian Westfalia that does not have the drain board that comes down over top of the stove. It only has the heat shield bolted to the lid. I have purchased a drain board and hinge from thesamba, but am a bit at a loss what keeps the drip tray "up" out of the way when cooking. I think it has to be something (after lots of googling...) that is called a "bullet catch" or a "ball catch". Lee Valley has one: *http://tinyurl.com/2dqz37j *Can someone with a non-Canadian Westfalia confirm what actually holds the drip tray up out of the way. If this isn't what I am looking for, any information would be greatly appreciated, even a photo if it's an obscure item. Better yet, if it's not a "bullet/ball" catch, if someone has spares they would part with (for $$), let me know. Thanks, Steve Williams * *
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