Bridge from WAN/internet AP to RB751-b lan

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I am trying to bridge from our main internet providing AP to a mikrotik rb 751-b for some lan devices.
The problem is that the broadband/WAN address range is being assigned to my pc connected to ether1, instead of the AP DHCP range as I expected. Internet does not work.

My setup and configuration currently:

TL-WR1043ND router connected to WAN (PPPOE) address range 196.xx.xx.xx. The router is configured as an AP with DCHP of 192.168.1.0/24 (100 - 200). All our devices connect fine and receive IPs and have internet access.

Mikrotik RB752-b with firmware 2.37. I set up the wlan1 to connect to the AP in station-pseudobridge mode. It connects fine.
I put ether1 and wlan1 in bridge1.
My pc is connected to ether1.
This did not work as my pc got a WAN range ip and internet did not work.

I tried adding a DHCP Client on bridge1 but this didnt work either.
I put a static ip of 192.168.1.150 on bridge1 one, still no luck.

I took a look at http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/ether-wireless-and-bridge-routed-question/83742/2 but I can’t figure out if this is 100% applicable to what I am trying to do and also not sure what to change to make use of this information.

I would appreciate any pointers.
Thanks

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Mikrotik RB752-b with firmware 2.37. I set up the wlan1 to connect to the AP in station-pseudobridge mode. It connects fine.
I put ether1 and wlan1 in bridge1.
My pc is connected to ether1.
This did not work as my pc got a WAN range ip and internet did not work.

This should have worked and your computer should have gotten an IP in the range given out by the AP you connected to.

I just defaulted an RB951ui-2Hnd, removed the default settings then bridged ether1 and wlan1, set the wireless to Station-Pseudobridge, connected wlan1 to a local AP with internet and set the bridge as a DHCP Client. I rebooted the router, my PC got an IP from the AP that I connected to and I was online.

The RB751 does not have port 1 in the switch chip like the RB951. I don’t know if this would make a difference but if it does you might try using ether2 instead. I’m running Ros 6.23 and the latest firmware also.