Good girl Bev, you will get all those "other bits and bobs" you asked for (you know, those shiny bling things) IF he was allowed to get the beast Men are so dumb
Queen of the Banal & OT chatter and proud of it. If it offends you then tough titty titty bang bang.
Thanks Steve ,I havent had a look under as yet, at how it all works that will come, Just trying to get the basics up and going... Dot your a bad influance ..
Bob n Bev
Bob n Bev wrote:Thanks Steve ,I havent had a look under as yet, at how it all works that will come, Just trying to get the basics up and going... Dot your a bad influance .. I know
Bob n Bev
Queen of the Banal & OT chatter and proud of it. If it offends you then tough titty titty bang bang.
Bob, think it's only 6 wheel drive when you engage the diff lock, the rest, it's a lazy axle. Could come in handy way put back in a soft river crossing
They are a good vehicle especially with the Isuzu and twin tanks, if it's anything like the ones I've seen, lots of storage places in them and plenty of room underneath for extra tanks. An exhaust brake would be a good thing if your towing, I put one on my Isuzu small work truck back in Vic and also on the bus, as the original had been removed. They make a big difference to your slowing and stopping ability, I'm going to put one on my cruiser that tows a big trailer when I save up.
Thanks Dot...
Slowhand where do you get them from,I made one for our bus but it had air pressure and was easy to do. Just fitted a butter fly in the pipe with a small cylinder to drive it. Any info would be welcome....Thanks
Bob n Bev
Here you go Bob, they do need an air supply but are excellent because they are a guillotine operation and not butterfly. They do big stuff, but give you the best one for you vehicle. Mine haven't missed a beat.
Thanks Slowhand will look them up, Im putting sound deadening in just now, also started on the back cover, sort of flat out with all the jobs.. Hopeing to have it all fixed by easter , so we can have a test run . I need a helper like George to keep me on line, no short cuts RIGHT George......!!
You do good work Mate.. You have made Bev look over my sholder more than before saying would George do it like that????
lifes tough when your just the fixer..
Bob n Bev....
Bob, Have a look at the exhaust brake on a Coaster, about 2 1/2 inch pipe and vacuum control. I will take a photo of the one on mine tomorrow if the weather is OK.
Cheers
David
David and Terrie 2006 Winnebago Alpine Not all who wander are lost.
I enquired from SGV as to whether they could supply an exhaust brake kit for the Fiat 3.0 Multijet motor. The reply was that he didn't know what the allowable back pressure for that motor was and, therefore, could not supply me with a kit.