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MudRunnerTD
18th January 2022, 06:48 PM
Plassy, I didn't know so rang Itech and they advise the 3000a designation is actually 3000CCA, however it is duty rated. So whilst a larger battery AGM/Wet Cell, even lithium has a CCA it also has a listed reserve capacity where it will deliver at some rating (probably assume the ability to supply some cranking capacity before either the internal cells get too hot or the current is depleted to the point of either being ineffective or unable to adequately crank.. The ITECH unit is 3000CCA, but the duty point is massively lower time wise, however it is alternately linked to the number of starts at that rated 3000CCA. I think the box states the unit can do 40 jump starts on up to an 8L diesel before requiring a recharge, however unsure if these are one after another of some other timeline. Anyway, its a monster

I have a Nocco unit and rate it highly. I keep it in the back of the car permanently plugged into a Cig port. constant trickle charge while driving. I ahve pulled over and helped more that a couple of motorists. Works great.

PeeBee
18th January 2022, 07:11 PM
I have a Nocco unit and rate it highly. I keep it in the back of the car permanently plugged into a Cig port. constant trickle charge while driving. I ahve pulled over and helped more that a couple of motorists. Works great.

Didn't think about that. the 900amp unit i have in the subaru can sit there in the rear cig lighter - thanks for that Darren.

Plasnart
18th January 2022, 07:42 PM
I have a Nocco unit and rate it highly. I keep it in the back of the car permanently plugged into a Cig port. constant trickle charge while driving. I ahve pulled over and helped more that a couple of motorists. Works great.

What amperage is your Nocco mate? Mine also rides in the back on charge when driving but was useless as an ashtray on a bull when needed (600A peak output). What sort of vehicles have you zapped with it?

MB
18th January 2022, 07:48 PM
Yesterday now, honestly thought I’d wasted $75 USD downloading the complete series workshop/parts/maintenance manuals for our officially now vintage 3.0T breakout force drott/track loader beast [emoji123][emoji123]

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/01/164.jpg

Thanks to the puter file received it turns out after further investigations that a usual Aussie-Case backhoe runs the same torque converter sleuthing [emoji1998][emoji106][emoji106]
Found one ready in NSW ready for changeover and rolling again [emoji120][emoji106][emoji106]


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PeeBee
18th January 2022, 08:32 PM
Bought a better heater today for the fuel line, all metal, banjo fittings and gaskets, 8mm barbs, FINALLY happy - I think!
84969
Model is DHS1208

rusty_nail
18th January 2022, 09:32 PM
Yesterday now, honestly thought I’d wasted $75 USD downloading the complete series workshop/parts/maintenance manuals for our officially now vintage 3.0T breakout force drott/track loader beast [emoji123][emoji123]

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/01/164.jpg

Thanks to the puter file received it turns out after further investigations that a usual Aussie-Case backhoe runs the same torque converter sleuthing [emoji1998][emoji106][emoji106]
Found one ready in NSW ready for changeover and rolling again [emoji120][emoji106][emoji106]


Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkFantastic mate, that is great news!!!!

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MudRunnerTD
18th January 2022, 09:38 PM
What amperage is your Nocco mate? Mine also rides in the back on charge when driving but was useless as an ashtray on a bull when needed (600A peak output). What sort of vehicles have you zapped with it?

Inhave a GB70. I used it to start Roofy's car in the back yard when we did the big clean up. It had not been run for a year and the radio didn't even work. I was a little worried but left it sit a minute then cranked it into life. To Mt surprise I immediately removed it like I have before ans the car shut down. I jumped it again and left it connected for 15 minutes while the Alternator caught up.

It has jumped my GU TD a heap of times too. Jumped the GQ a few times too. As mentioned it is plugged in constantly in the back of the car so always fully charged. It's been great.

jff45
19th January 2022, 08:54 AM
Also have the Noco GB70 that's rated at 2000 amps. Haven't needed it yet for the Patrol but I do use it to start my old Kubota tractor occasionally rather than buy a new battery for it..

My previous 400 amp Powertech, that I got as a gift, wouldn't start the tractor and also wouldn't start my wife's 2.2l TD Sorento.

Stropp
19th January 2022, 12:25 PM
Yesterday now, honestly thought I’d wasted $75 USD downloading the complete series workshop/parts/maintenance manuals for our officially now vintage 3.0T breakout force drott/track loader beast [emoji123][emoji123]

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/01/164.jpg

Thanks to the puter file received it turns out after further investigations that a usual Aussie-Case backhoe runs the same torque converter sleuthing [emoji1998][emoji106][emoji106]
Found one ready in NSW ready for changeover and rolling again [emoji120][emoji106][emoji106]


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Ha, when I joined telecom in Perth 1977 we had a drott the same, good machine 💪

MB
19th January 2022, 12:44 PM
This is probably your old one Stropp, it’s a 1975 model and one of its ripper’s has been customised for cable laying to a depth of around telco 400mm 🪝


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Stropp
19th January 2022, 06:57 PM
Bought a new second battery to run the fridge etc, century n70zzlxhd overlander, couldn’t afford a lithium and I got a solar blanket that suits an agm battery so win win going camping this weekend so should keep the booze cold 🍻

MB
9th February 2022, 07:23 PM
Anyone know if they’re still selling this stuff that popped up on my Youtubey suggestions whilst searching for a free copy of Ben Stillers movie ‘Envy-Vapoorize’ [emoji90] [emoji97] [emoji383] [emoji202][emoji23]

https://youtu.be/ZKLnhuzh9uY


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MB
9th February 2022, 07:41 PM
Finally bit the bullet and bought 75mm lift Dobinsons springs all round for my older now bush ute to replace the 50mm ones with 75mm lift shocks and bump stops to suit previously fitted. They’ve done alright to date keeping my Australia wide road max height limits lift yet performance of 3” shock down travel on the tracks flexing but found they are destroying my rear kevlar socks on the airbags and have lost the protective airbag end caps when the differing spring/shock combo are completely off pressure/loose.


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mudski
11th February 2022, 09:12 PM
The awesome foursome Tis what I bought.
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jay see
11th February 2022, 09:25 PM
The awesome foursome Tis what I bought.
85054


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Cheers mate[emoji1634]

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Winnie
16th February 2022, 08:29 PM
6 months after ordering we got to pick it up today. It's a bloody nice car but will take a while to work out what all the buttons do...
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/02/24.jpg

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mudski
16th February 2022, 10:01 PM
Very nice mate. I tried to convince the misus into one of these and she wasn’t really into them.


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MB
17th February 2022, 07:13 PM
If they’re anything deep down under as good/same as the DMax’s Chrisso Mate you’ve Family chosen new age very wisely [emoji106][emoji106]
Mudski Mate, best to not describe any new vehicle options to ones Mrs in Acronyms……MUX could’ve put her right on the kinky back foot off the bat Legend [emoji23]


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Winnie
17th February 2022, 07:52 PM
If they’re anything deep down under as good/same as the DMax’s Chrisso Mate you’ve Family chosen new age very wisely [emoji106][emoji106]
Mudski Mate, best to not describe any new vehicle options to ones Mrs in Acronyms……MUX could’ve put her right on the kinky back foot off the bat Legend [emoji23]


Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkShould be, essentially is the same car with a wagon body and coil springs. Still using the tried and tested 4JJ which was the main reason we chose the isuzu over the other options.

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Mickhead
19th February 2022, 06:02 PM
85064

Lets see how this goes! Specs are good and 3 year under bonnet warranty. 30 kgs of lead goodness 😂😂😂

Plasnart
19th February 2022, 08:01 PM
85064

Lets see how this goes! Specs are good and 3 year under bonnet warranty. 30 kgs of lead goodness 😂😂😂

That's a new one to me. Where are these ones made mate?

Mickhead
20th February 2022, 03:28 PM
That's a new one to me. Where are these ones made mate?

Where most batteries are made…. China ! But the bloke who sells them has a good warranty on them and makes a good point about AGM batteries, the majority of 100 amp hour ones weigh in at 23 kgs, this monster is 30. In a lead acid battery, more weight is good. And it fits the ARB tray, ar 305 mm length.

DX grunt
21st February 2022, 08:21 AM
6 months after ordering we got to pick it up today. It's a bloody nice car but will take a while to work out what all the buttons do...
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/02/24.jpg

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I believe the quickest way to get to know where and what all the buttons are for, is to read the Owner's Manual. LOL
Most have an index at the back of the book, too.

Winnie
21st February 2022, 08:26 AM
I've checked out in the book for a couple of things I was curious about like "rough terrain mode" but the rest I'll just figure out as we go.

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Mickhead
21st February 2022, 05:08 PM
6 months after ordering we got to pick it up today. It's a bloody nice car but will take a while to work out what all the buttons do...
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/02/24.jpg

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85069

Beware of this button 😂

Winnies-missus
21st February 2022, 06:34 PM
85069

Beware of this button [emoji23]I need this button for winnie [emoji1787]

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mudski
21st February 2022, 08:25 PM
Should be, essentially is the same car with a wagon body and coil springs. Still using the tried and tested 4JJ which was the main reason we chose the isuzu over the other options.

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You can’t go wrong. I had the first Dmax, when they took their design back off Holden. Back then it had the 4JJ engine. Years later and they are still using it. Kinda says something hey.


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Maxhead
21st February 2022, 08:41 PM
You can’t go wrong. I had the first Dmax, when they took their design back off Holden. Back then it had the 4JJ engine. Years later and they are still using it. Kinda says something hey.


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Just fired up this ‘84 Rodeo after about 6 years sitting under a tree. The Isuzu donk fired up first go, even on three cylinders[emoji23]…..it’s puuuuring now[emoji106]

https://youtu.be/SgIq4c5dk3o


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nissannewby
22nd February 2022, 06:54 PM
Finally bought the last piece of the puzzle to lift our Dmax. Got the rear suspension sorted. Hopefully what I have worked out will work out and give a nice comfy ride in most situations.

Plasnart
24th February 2022, 04:27 PM
6 months after ordering we got to pick it up today. It's a bloody nice car but will take a while to work out what all the buttons do...
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/02/24.jpg

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Went and had a look at one of these today but didn't drive it, just tyre kicking. Jeez it's a bloody nice car mate. What are you planning to do with the wheels? Leave them road-based or will you put 17's on it (I'm told they will fit) with better offroad rubber?

Spoke with a bloke who just got back from a test drive. He loved it and he owns a 2016 MUX which he bloody loves too but starting to rack up the k's.

Ahem.....sorry Patrol forum and all...

Winnie
24th February 2022, 05:51 PM
I'm loving it so far, getting used to all the driving "safety" aids, it just takes an open mind and a slight change in driving style. You'd have to try pretty hard to crash it.
I plan on getting my moneys worth out of these 20" tyres and then when it's time for a new set probably change to a set of nicer looking 18" with mild all terrains.
This is the Mrs daily and will do some caravan trips and touring. It is not replacing the Patrol, it's not even playing the same game as my Patrol.
Value for money in the current market you cannot go wrong, and if you plan on keeping a new 4WD for a long time the Isuzus are the only option with a long term tried and tested engine in the 4JJ.

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Rossco
26th February 2022, 04:53 PM
Picked up this little beautie the other night. TD coil cab will be a dedicated work ute and will finally have my own ute instead of mostly having one and sharing it with crew. . See ya later Dmax and leaf springs hopefully she a good jigger [emoji1696] [emoji106][emoji106][emoji846]http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/02/33.jpg

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mudski
5th March 2022, 08:18 AM
Picked up this little beautie the other night. TD coil cab will be a dedicated work ute and will finally have my own ute instead of mostly having one and sharing it with crew. . See ya later Dmax and leaf springs hopefully she a good jigger [emoji1696] [emoji106][emoji106][emoji846]http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/02/33.jpg

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Very nice. Let the mods begin….


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Rossco
5th March 2022, 10:57 AM
Very nice. Let the mods begin….


Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkGot sum new steelies, looks heaps better. Next 'l be get the tray sorted probably go just a 900mm canopy and put some tray sides on it. .http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/03/6.jpg

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mudski
5th March 2022, 08:27 PM
Got sum new steelies, looks heaps better. Next 'l be get the tray sorted probably go just a 900mm canopy and put some tray sides on it. .http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/03/6.jpg

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Nice. So, 12mm pump, big turbo and IC on the cards?

You like those mirrors? Been thinking of ditching the originals for a pair of those.

Rossco
6th March 2022, 01:48 PM
Nice. So, 12mm pump, big turbo and IC on the cards?

You like those mirrors? Been thinking of ditching the originals for a pair of those.Haha not yet lol. . . I actually hate the mirrors was going to back to the stock ones. Was going to say welcome to these ones but they're manual yours'd be electric yeah. .

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mudski
7th March 2022, 07:17 AM
Haha not yet lol. . . I actually hate the mirrors was going to back to the stock ones. Was going to say welcome to these ones but they're manual yours'd be electric yeah. .

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Yeah eleccy. If you take them off I would mind trying them out to make sure i like them before I decide if thats ok.

Is that a DX, Vinyl interior and the bench style passenger seat? Thats how all the utes are isn't it?

Rossco
7th March 2022, 08:51 AM
Yeah eleccy. If you take them off I would mind trying them out to make sure i like them before I decide if thats ok.

Is that a DX, Vinyl interior and the bench style passenger seat? Thats how all the utes are isn't it?Yeah no probs. . .Yep DX has the bench but have the single and console which I will put in after roady. .

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Cuppa
7th March 2022, 12:21 PM
Yeah no probs. . .Yep DX has the bench but have the single and console which I will put in after roady. .

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When I fitted the two singles & centre console (from an ST) into my DX (& removed the 1.5 bench seat taking it from a '3 seater' to a two seater) I took it to VicRoads as was supposedly required. Lady there looked at me kinda strange, but came out, stuck her head though the window & said (& I quote) "Yep, that's two seats". When I asked for proof that the seat change had been inspected by VicRoads I was told that it wasn't possible because they don't record the number of seats on the rego certificate. In short they say you should have them check it, but it's only meaningless words.

MudRunnerTD
7th March 2022, 03:27 PM
When I fitted the two singles & centre console (from an ST) into my DX (& removed the 1.5 bench seat taking it from a '3 seater' to a two seater) I took it to VicRoads as was supposedly required. Lady there looked at me kinda strange, but came out, stuck her head though the window & said (& I quote) "Yep, that's two seats". When I asked for proof that the seat change had been inspected by VicRoads I was told that it wasn't possible because they don't record the number of seats on the rego certificate. In short they say you should have them check it, but it's only meaningless words.

Yeah i think it only matters if the variant didnt come like that. As the GU Ute came as a 2 or 3 seater it probably doesnt matter,

I am looking at a GVM Upgrade and Lift fir the Y62 now and am advised by OnTrack that if i want to fit out the back now and remove the 3rd row seats prior to the lift then the Engineer would be obliged to Engineer it as a 5 Seater moving forward rather than a 7 Seater. If i do this i have to remove the seat belts as well and can not sell it in the future as a 7 Seater. Not sure i care but am chewing over that now.

mudski do you have the 3rd row in your GU? Did your Engineer comment when you had yours Engineered? I think Matty might have to grab the rear row seats for the GU when we finally get it transferred. Will he need them in for RWC?? Surely Not?

MudRunnerTD
7th March 2022, 03:28 PM
I might have bought something labelled RedArc today.... Im Bleeding profusely right now though.

PeeBee
7th March 2022, 04:42 PM
Yeah i think it only matters if the variant didnt come like that. As the GU Ute came as a 2 or 3 seater it probably doesnt matter,

I am looking at a GVM Upgrade and Lift fir the Y62 now and am advised by OnTrack that if i want to fit out the back now and remove the 3rd row seats prior to the lift then the Engineer would be obliged to Engineer it as a 5 Seater moving forward rather than a 7 Seater. If i do this i have to remove the seat belts as well and can not sell it in the future as a 7 Seater. Not sure i care but am chewing over that now.

mudski do you have the 3rd row in your GU? Did your Engineer comment when you had yours Engineered? I think Matty might have to grab the rear row seats for the GU when we finally get it transferred. Will he need them in for RWC?? Surely Not?

I had to remove the belts when the seats came out for the rear drawers and engineering for the GQ. The removal of the seats gave me more effective room capacity wise. Allows fitment of the cargo barrier as well as you cant have one in a 7 seater i was told. I cant see why the seats cannot be reinstalled down the track, with the seatbelts and it get swapped back to a 7 seater, but its going to be expensive as the whole car needs to be re-done - at least that is what 2 VASS engineers have told me.

PeeBee
7th March 2022, 04:43 PM
I might have bought something labelled RedArc today.... Im Bleeding profusely right now though.

Would it be red and have a 3000W written on it?

MudRunnerTD
7th March 2022, 04:51 PM
Would it be red and have a 3000W written on it?

No.. they are nice though..... Im thinking a cheap ass 3000w Inverter actually as i have read heaps of positive reviews of the cheaper ones. I bought a couple of 100AH Lithiums a couple of weeks ago on special.

Aussie Outback Store have some ridiculous Deals on Redarc at the moment. I was in a Redarc Dealer today and price checked the items and he could not come close, i showed him the offers and they were 20% Cheaper than his Buy Price and he had no margin as a National Chain specialising in Auto Electrical!! He was blown away and told me to jump on it. I still feel raped....

https://aussieoutbackstore.com.au/collections/redarc?fbclid=IwAR2w5Q0JIfkh33iTn6eUg5NQPZhm0_3v3G 6FpOJCX0xMNqNyZ7R8NVOaQNY

Cuppa
7th March 2022, 05:03 PM
Im thinking a cheap ass 3000w Inverter



What for?
ie.What do you want to run from it?

MudRunnerTD
7th March 2022, 05:09 PM
What for?
ie.What do you want to run from it?

Stuff.... LOL.

Nah, after much research and consideration and starting a Build from scratch. Starting from Scratch is the only way this is viable though. replacing batteries as they wear out would be expensive. Buying New changes the rules a little. So i am looking at an Upright Fridge. the 3000W will run an Induction Cooker cause.......Farkit I Can! Might pull a Coffee too. lol

PeeBee
7th March 2022, 05:27 PM
Stuff.... LOL.

Nah, after much research and consideration and starting a Build from scratch. Starting from Scratch is the only way this is viable though. replacing batteries as they wear out would be expensive. Buying New changes the rules a little. So i am looking at an Upright Fridge. the 3000W will run an Induction Cooker cause.......Farkit I Can! Might pull a Coffee too. lol

I have just upgraded my 3000w to another 3000w Renogy and the coffee machine likes it better. Was relatively cheap for full sin wave at $480 I thought, could not get my head around the $3300 for the Redarc.

Cuppa
7th March 2022, 06:01 PM
Stuff.... LOL.

Nah, after much research and consideration and starting a Build from scratch. Starting from Scratch is the only way this is viable though. replacing batteries as they wear out would be expensive. Buying New changes the rules a little. So i am looking at an Upright Fridge. the 3000W will run an Induction Cooker cause.......Farkit I Can! Might pull a Coffee too. lol

Fair enough - an induction cooker would be nice. Mate has one in his expedition Canter. FWIW he went through several before finding one he liked.All the cheap ones had poor heat control (ie. full on/full off) but he ended up with one as controllable as gas, & which draws less amps on lower settings, but it wasn't cheap. Around $800 IIRC. If you haven't already , you might need to check that the Lithiums you got are able to provide sufficient current. Not all are, with some limited to 50amps continuous.

mudski
7th March 2022, 09:13 PM
mudski do you have the 3rd row in your GU? Did your Engineer comment when you had yours Engineered? I think Matty might have to grab the rear row seats for the GU when we finally get it transferred. Will he need them in for RWC?? Surely Not?

No I removed the seats and belts for the engineering. It was engineered as a five seater, which in turn gave me an 160kg's on my GVM. I got rid of my 3rd row seats soon after I bought the Patrol.
If I were Matty. I would hide the 3rd rod seat belts. Easy done just tuck the belt behind the pillar cover, its what I did. Go get the roady and not say anything. Chances are they won't say anything. If they do, worry about it then. Getting 3rd row seats will be cheap as they are a hard thing to sell. No one wants them.

MudRunnerTD
7th March 2022, 09:59 PM
No I removed the seats and belts for the engineering. It was engineered as a five seater, which in turn gave me an 160kg's on my GVM. I got rid of my 3rd row seats soon after I bought the Patrol.
If I were Matty. I would hide the 3rd rod seat belts. Easy done just tuck the belt behind the pillar cover, its what I did. Go get the roady and not say anything. Chances are they won't say anything. If they do, worry about it then. Getting 3rd row seats will be cheap as they are a hard thing to sell. No one wants them.

Yeah I still have them in storage. Happy days

MB
8th March 2022, 12:13 AM
Got sum new steelies, looks heaps better. Next 'l be get the tray sorted probably go just a 900mm canopy and put some tray sides on it. .http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/03/6.jpg

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Tis a great tough well built tray Old Mate, unsure of your future plans but please do consider work wisely that its current tray width could prosper. If I can squeeze over 2.0m wide coming down Barkley you can too better skilled already you Skinny Bushman Contracts Legend [emoji123][emoji123][emoji106][emoji106]


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MB
8th March 2022, 12:14 AM
#Steel Tray Sliders [emoji488][emoji23]


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Mickhead
8th March 2022, 05:28 PM
The way things are happening lately….Maybe leave it as is and mount a M134 .308 gatling gun on it 🤪

MB
9th March 2022, 09:01 PM
And we relaaaax & slide [emoji488][emoji488][emoji488]
Sniff some yoga class hippy arse, chickpea stink the fark up…..it’s late [emoji23]


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growler2058
10th March 2022, 06:14 AM
Ammo............... all sorts of beautiful freedom pills hahahahahah

mudski
10th March 2022, 09:43 PM
Ammo............... all sorts of beautiful freedom pills hahahahahah

My freedom pills come in liquid form. Nice n’ dark oakyness flavours either made from corn, rye or barley, or all together if one desires, aged in oak barrels for 7 or more years.


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growler2058
11th March 2022, 05:10 AM
My freedom pills come in liquid form. Nice n’ dark oakyness flavours either made from corn, rye or barley, or all together in one desires, aged in oak barrels for 7 or more years.


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Spose ya can throw ya empty bottles at the target after

Rossco
11th March 2022, 10:47 AM
Out of iso and a bit of shopping for the old girl yesterday. . Picked up an 800mm canopy some tray sides and under body boxes. . Should be bit of fun this weekend[emoji106][emoji106]http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/03/13.jpg

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Mickhead
11th March 2022, 05:22 PM
Bought some diesel today.. Fark me swinging! 🤪🤪🤪🤪Cant wait to fill the lawn mower tomorrow for 20 bux, and put some 98 octane into the waverunner! 😭

jack
11th March 2022, 07:40 PM
Diesel

85087

MB
11th March 2022, 10:22 PM
Out of iso and a bit of shopping for the old girl yesterday. . Picked up an 800mm canopy some tray sides and under body boxes. . Should be bit of fun this weekend[emoji106][emoji106]http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/03/13.jpg

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Fair Dinkum you don’t Muck around Rossco Legend [emoji106][emoji106]
A whisker late now from one work GU half podder of old to another [emoji23]
Was kind of excited that you could sneak full length shovels/crowbars and the like either side of the fat new work tray for speed of ‘full length’ fast access off sides.
Please be sure Brother to elevate your beaut new ally pod up enough off the steel tray for aeration and full length slender garden tool storage below thy pod [emoji106][emoji106]


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BrazilianY60
12th March 2022, 12:47 PM
Mistery box from abroad came with...
85088

A weatherstrip...
85089

And a windshield!
85090

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jff45
24th March 2022, 07:29 AM
Ordered a Marks 4WD hydrobooster kit yesterday.
Earlier in the year I did the DBA slotted rotors, new master cylinder (same as 4.8) and all stainless braided lines to go with the ECB Yellowstuff pads I already had but I was a bit underwhelmed by the result.
I didn't want to go the bigger rotors/calipers route with bigger rims, etc

Cuppa
24th March 2022, 07:53 AM
Ordered a Marks 4WD hydrobooster kit yesterday.
Earlier in the year I did the DBA slotted rotors, new master cylinder (same as 4.8) and all stainless braided lines to go with the ECB Yellowstuff pads I already had but I was a bit underwhelmed by the result.
I didn't want to go the bigger rotors/calipers route with bigger rims, etc

Am amazed that you were a bit underwhelmed with the EBC pads! Did you follow their bedding in instructions to the letter? Maybe the DBA rotors are somehow less effective than the RDA Slotted & Dimpled rotors that I have with them - can't see why that should be though??? What is the hydrobooster kit?

Cremulator
24th March 2022, 08:20 AM
It's this kit using a hydraulic brake booster sourced from AC Delco in the US.
https://www.marks4wd.com/mfk20130.html

I just fitted this to my TD42 on the 13th March along with the braided brake lines.

I'm taking the car away for a trip this weekend, so I'll have a chance to drive it for an extended period with it loaded up.
First impressions after fitting it and it is noticibly different. That's with my standard rotors/pads (not sure of brand, came with the car).

jff45
24th March 2022, 08:31 AM
Am amazed that you were a bit underwhelmed with the EBC pads! Did you follow their bedding in instructions to the letter? Maybe the DBA rotors are somehow less effective than the RDA Slotted & Dimpled rotors that I have with them - can't see why that should be though??? What is the hydrobooster kit?

The EBC pads were an improvement on the Bendix stuff but, with my GVM upgrade, I run permanently around the 3.2t and I just don't find the braking adequate without more than average pedal pressure applied. My 76 year old legs want the Patrol to brake like our Kia Sorento :)

The "overseas manufactured" RDA are cheaper rotors than the DBA and the dimples actually do nothing in our Patrol typical usage.

Cuppa
24th March 2022, 05:08 PM
The EBC pads were an improvement on the Bendix stuff but, with my GVM upgrade, I run permanently around the 3.2t and I just don't find the braking adequate without more than average pedal pressure applied. My 76 year old legs want the Patrol to brake like our Kia Sorento :)

The "overseas manufactured" RDA are cheaper rotors than the DBA and the dimples actually do nothing in our Patrol typical usage.

Yes I wouldn't say that ours (GVM upgrade 3.9t & drum brake rear - so RDA/EBC only on the front) brakes like a modern lightweight car, but the difference between this set up (including stock brake hoses) & the OEM set up is chalk & cheese. It changed the car from unsafe to safe. I don't have to use huge pressure on the pedal, but certainly more than was required in my wife's little Mitsubishi mirage which only needed a very light touch on the pedal. I did think that I might want to fit braided lines, but to be honest I think it's 'good enough'. We travel at around 5 tonnes with the Tvan hooked up & changed from Greenstuff to Yellowstuff pads only because they tolerate greater heat on long downhills without fading. Stopping performance seems about on par with the Greenstuff pads.

I will be interested to hear your evaluation of your new setup.

jack
24th March 2022, 05:22 PM
I’m running the RDA/EBC all round with Yellowstuff pads, I rate the combination highly. Followed the bedding in instructions to the letter (as recommended by Cuppa). Had a good workout before Xmas when I descended the Adelaide Hills, with the fully loaded van and car being close to maxed out. Had to jump out of the heavy vehicle lane several times due to 10kph being just to slow, then had to use the brakes several times.
Got to the traffic lights at the bottom with trepidation (after reading all the official and unofficial warnings), not a problem. Stopped flawlessly with no shudder or fade.

mudnut
24th March 2022, 05:49 PM
I’m running the RDA/EBC all round with Yellowstuff pads, I rate the combination highly. Followed the bedding in instructions to the letter (as recommended by Cuppa). Had a good workout before Xmas when I descended the Adelaide Hills, with the fully loaded van and car being close to maxed out. Had to jump out of the heavy vehicle lane several times due to 10kph being just to slow, then had to use the brakes several times.
Got to the traffic lights at the bottom with trepidation (after reading all the official and unofficial warnings), not a problem. Stopped flawlessly with no shudder or fade.

When towing we got stung with that Adelaide hill at the bottom, with a long traffic jam. Our set of new, but bedded in Falcon front discs warped because of the uneven heat sinking. Bugga!

MB
24th March 2022, 08:52 PM
Best AUD highway descent ever, compression cogging down to the city of church’s SA (kindly blows out overfueled slogging twucks after a long diesel headwind) [emoji6][emoji106][emoji106]
SA (Port Augusta) is ……


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mudski
25th March 2022, 08:33 AM
Darche Eclipse 270 awning and one awning wall to suit. All from Snowy's

PeeBee
7th April 2022, 11:00 PM
Bigger 70cc hydraulic pump and 20,000lb hydraulic winch for the back to replace the Warn 15,000 electric

nissannewby
7th April 2022, 11:13 PM
Bigger 70cc hydraulic pump and 20,000lb hydraulic winch for the back to replace the Warn 15,000 electric

Have you done the calcs for this? Do you know the specs at all of the PTO capacity? You will need 16hp to run that pump @ 1000rpm @1500psi. And about 110nm of torque when at the 1000rpm and 1500psi. I don't know the specs of the PTO output off the side of the patrol box just trying to make sure it's done right. Also you can't use a hydraulic winch if the engine isn't running, where an electric might flatten some batteries but could get you out of a lot of trouble before doing so.

BrazilianY60
8th April 2022, 09:29 AM
Finally found some affordable cornering lights for my Series 2 fenders at AliExpress and didn't think twice!

PeeBee
8th April 2022, 08:48 PM
Have you done the calcs for this? Do you know the specs at all of the PTO capacity? You will need 16hp to run that pump @ 1000rpm @1500psi. And about 110nm of torque when at the 1000rpm and 1500psi. I don't know the specs of the PTO output off the side of the patrol box just trying to make sure it's done right. Also you can't use a hydraulic winch if the engine isn't running, where an electric might flatten some batteries but could get you out of a lot of trouble before doing so.
15kW at 525rpm, and yes am aware of the Pto operation

Cremulator
14th April 2022, 07:04 AM
Raptor it!Fitted the bar last weekend. I hadn't considered raptor coating it until Mickhead made the suggestion but it really looks great! [emoji106]
Cheers Mickhead
First thing I've had a go at spray painting too.
Base coat with a metal shield epoxy enamel and then one bottle of raptor to do the front.

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/89.jpg

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/90.jpg

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/91.jpg

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http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/95.jpg

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/96.jpg

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/97.jpg

PeeBee
14th April 2022, 09:26 AM
Is this raptor paint actually harder than standard 2 pack? would seem its going to be harder to wash with all those rough pockets? I do like the matt look though.

Cremulator
14th April 2022, 09:46 AM
It has a hardening compound that you mix with it before application.
The paint is actually like a soft jelly before you add the hardener to the bottle.
Hopefully a high pressure hose will be all that's needed to wash it if required.

Edit: best part was that I didn't need to get the surface preparation perfect and the raptor covered any rough areas.
You can see in this photo what it looked like after paint, but before raptor.http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/98.jpg

Plasnart
14th April 2022, 11:46 AM
That has come up smicko mate! Mine’s looking a bit tired and you’ve given me food for thought.

PeeBee
14th April 2022, 01:09 PM
16mm syn rope and protective sheath for the new hydraulic winch, box of jing ping

Cremulator
14th April 2022, 04:18 PM
That has come up smicko mate! Mine’s looking a bit tired and you’ve given me food for thought.If I was to do it again with a bar that was in fair condition I would probably just rub it back with sandpaper or a course Scotch pad, then paint it with raptor. The condition of this bar really warranted stripping it back though.
I used a Raptor Schutz spray gun, but you can get a finer texture with a Raptor vari nozzle gun.
https://m.facebook.com/HLTinternational/videos/the-raptor-professional-vari-nozzle-gun/1611502362390371/

mudski
29th April 2022, 07:49 PM
Some booze!
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/161.jpg


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jay see
29th April 2022, 10:13 PM
Earlier this week. What better way to try it out in the VHC for the next 5 days..http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/163.jpg

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jay see
29th April 2022, 10:27 PM
Some booze!
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/161.jpg


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rusty_nail
29th April 2022, 10:36 PM
Earlier this week. What better way to try it out in the VHC for the next 5 days..http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/04/163.jpg

Sent from my CPH1921 using TapatalkNice one mate! Where did you head?

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jay see
29th April 2022, 10:47 PM
Nice one mate! Where did you head?

Sent from my SM-G986B using TapatalkNowhere yet, brought the tent a few days ago and leaving tomorrow morning. Heading in from Mansfield this time. Trip planner has changed the route a few times due to the weather, conditions and track closures..

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Mickhead
30th April 2022, 06:17 PM
Is this raptor paint actually harder than standard 2 pack? would seem its going to be harder to wash with all those rough pockets? I do like the matt look though.

Wow Cremulator, that came up looking good. Peebee, this stuff is originally a ute bedliner. It is fairly tough. It covers all sorts of sins. It can chip if hit hard enough, but its easily repaired by a blob of black paint, which you cant do with a beautiful glossy finish. Use a stiff brush or a pressure cleaner. The 3 medium sized roos hit at 110kph with the raptored uneek bullbar on the wrangulator did not cause any damage 🤪

Rossco
8th May 2022, 05:54 PM
Brought the GUte into the modern age, double din Android Auto head unit, UHF and custom lower panel from Kenay Customs. Bought the little GME UHF and didn't even know you could get the custom panels, was going to do something dodgey myself then found they did one, worked out wicked very nice little bit of gear [emoji106][emoji106]. .

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/05/125.jpg

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/05/126.jpg

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Plasnart
8th May 2022, 08:23 PM
Brought the GUte into the modern age, double din Android Auto head unit, UHF and custom lower panel from Kenay Customs. Bought the little GME UHF and didn't even know you could get the custom panels, was going to do something dodgey myself then found they did one, worked out wicked very nice little bit of gear [emoji106][emoji106]. .

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/05/125.jpg

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/05/126.jpg

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What? You got rid of the tape deck?? I love mine, still play my Def Leppard Hysteria tape on road trips!! Haha :D

Rossco
8th May 2022, 08:43 PM
What? You got rid of the tape deck?? I love mine, still play my Def Leppard Hysteria tape on road trips!! Haha :DHaha yep! Did some welding on it first up and did the right thing for once disconected batteries then the radio needed a code after that dammit so she's in the bin. . . Do bloody love this thing tho bloody awesome hooked up a reverse camera too makes solo hooking up trailers so easy[emoji106][emoji106]

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growler2058
9th May 2022, 06:51 AM
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/05/129.jpg Not today, got it Friday. Pharking very very bright.

mudski
9th May 2022, 07:16 PM
Haha yep! Did some welding on it first up and did the right thing for once disconected batteries then the radio needed a code after that dammit so she's in the bin. . . Do bloody love this thing tho bloody awesome hooked up a reverse camera too makes solo hooking up trailers so easy[emoji106][emoji106]

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Still hate those mirrors? [emoji6]


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Rossco
10th May 2022, 07:51 AM
Still hate those mirrors? [emoji6]


Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkHaha yep to them off and put factory ones back on. . Yeah they're little but much happier . . .

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MudRunnerTD
10th May 2022, 05:25 PM
Brought the GUte into the modern age, double din Android Auto head unit, UHF and custom lower panel from Kenay Customs. Bought the little GME UHF and didn't even know you could get the custom panels, was going to do something dodgey myself then found they did one, worked out wicked very nice little bit of gear [emoji106][emoji106]. .

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/05/125.jpg

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/05/126.jpg

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Like a bought one mate.

Yeah Kenay have found a little market that is perfect for a 3D Printer business. Looks sik mate.

MB
11th May 2022, 04:13 PM
Sent Old Mate Offsider off to find Bushman’s spray at 7:30am as we were already getting smashed by micro-nippy-mosquitoes [emoji51]
Brought back RID and the Cleaning Lady from a distance view onsite just laughed at our dancing still and gave us a bottle to keep of this excellent stuff [emoji120][emoji120][emoji106][emoji106]

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/05/131.jpg

‘Gotcha!’ haven’t had a single Mozzie taste since, the creek we’re working beside She genuinely worried for us Mexican Nuffy’s health bless Her [emoji3590][emoji3590][emoji120][emoji120]


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Plasnart
11th May 2022, 06:17 PM
Sent Old Mate Offsider off to find Bushman’s spray at 7:30am as we were already getting smashed by micro-nippy-mosquitoes [emoji51]
Brought back RID and the Cleaning Lady from a distance view onsite just laughed at our dancing still and gave us a bottle to keep of this excellent stuff [emoji120][emoji120][emoji106][emoji106]

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/05/131.jpg

‘Gotcha!’ haven’t had a single Mozzie taste since, the creek we’re working beside She genuinely worried for us Mexican Nuffy’s health bless Her [emoji3590][emoji3590][emoji120][emoji120]


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Crikies mate, considering the size difference with your chainsaw that sure is a big daddy barrel of repellent! :D

Cremulator
12th May 2022, 03:33 PM
Crikies mate, considering the size difference with your chainsaw that sure is a big daddy barrel of repellent! :DMust be some big mozzies there!!

MB
13th May 2022, 03:56 PM
Bite your head off Ash Man [emoji23]

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taslucas
13th May 2022, 06:49 PM
Bike bits!

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85331

Avo
15th May 2022, 12:41 AM
Bike bits!

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85331Ya don't need 25.post anymore mate....

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mudski
16th May 2022, 06:54 PM
Ya don't need 25.post anymore mate....

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Bloody newbies…


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taslucas
16th May 2022, 07:05 PM
Ya don't need 25.post anymore mate....

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rusty_nail
25th May 2022, 10:33 PM
I bought gamer stuffHi Mikamika I saw your other post, is hard to dismiss both of these posts for different reasons. Jump over to the introduction thread and introduce yourself, plenty of helpful people on here who might be able to help you through your journey on this forum.

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MB
26th May 2022, 10:12 PM
Being a devoted Vegan/Cyclist, I unfortunately/finally ran out of crop space, shared country water too, to keep up my brain proteins growth mega hectares per 3,000m2 needed hourly ( 1 skinny man per x mega 3 hyper dramatic tarts)
Had to sadly employ a barbaric shooter to keep the Indian Minor’s from pecking on my Foxy friends back whilst he was protecting my foreign crops from being attacked by the cutest Bunnies me and my 3 wives have ever seen [emoji3590][emoji3590][emoji3590]


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rusty_nail
26th May 2022, 11:10 PM
Being a devoted Vegan/Cyclist, I unfortunately/finally ran out of crop space, shared country water too, to keep up my brain proteins growth mega hectares per 3,000m2 needed hourly ( 1 skinny man per x mega 3 hyper dramatic tarts)
Had to sadly employ a barbaric shooter to keep the Indian Minor’s from pecking on my Foxy friends back whilst he was protecting my foreign crops from being attacked by the cutest Bunnies me and my 3 wives have ever seen [emoji3590][emoji3590][emoji3590]


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MB
26th May 2022, 11:56 PM
Fark em ALL, them and their likeminded Carnt mates are Genuinely holding us all back [emoji23][emoji106][emoji106]


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Bidja
16th June 2022, 03:05 AM
Rossco I have just jerry rigged one of these GME UHF (TX3120S) radios up and wondering if you get any hash/noise coming thru speakers on standby?

Mine is wired thru IGN / Acc and even with engine not running get this noise thru both the unit and mic speakers _ do you experience any noise (buzz) similar and if not how have you wired it up?

Running the GME aerial AE4702BTP med duty A/T (2.1/6.6DBi / twin job). I do have BT device nearby and need to do some trouble shooting.


Brought the GUte into the modern age, double din Android Auto head unit, UHF and custom lower panel from Kenay Customs. Bought the little GME UHF and didn't even know you could get the custom panels, was going to do something dodgey myself then found they did one, worked out wicked very nice little bit of gear [emoji106][emoji106]. .

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/05/125.jpg

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Rossco
16th June 2022, 10:40 AM
Rossco I have just jerry rigged one of these GME UHF (TX3120S) radios up and wondering if you get any hash/noise coming thru speakers on standby?

Mine is wired thru IGN / Acc and even with engine not running get this noise thru both the unit and mic speakers _ do you experience any noise (buzz) similar and if not how have you wired it up?

Running the GME aerial AE4702BTP med duty A/T (2.1/6.6DBi / twin job). I do have BT device nearby and need to do some trouble shooting.Hey mate, has been fine, I have had the thing on for a while but haven't actually used it to talk to anyone yet TBH. Sounds like some interference somewhere what happens when you adjust the squelch??

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Bidja
16th June 2022, 11:41 AM
Hey mate, has been fine, I have had the thing on for a while but haven't actually used it to talk to anyone yet TBH. Sounds like some interference somewhere what happens when you adjust the squelch??

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Thanks mate. Good to hear that no interference noise on yours. Squelch adjustment does not change it, last night I received a voice signal and noise stopped while receiving. Will try an AC/DC pwr supply and different 12V battery supply point (radio fuse _ piggy back thingo) and see what is the go.

Bidja
16th June 2022, 02:56 PM
Rossco sorted, it was set on open squelsh (small speaker button on front panel was pushed in), allowed for all signal (atmospheric _ white noise) to be heard.

SQUELCH
Page 12 of manual

The Squelch is used to eliminate any annoying
background noise when there are no signals
present. The Squelch can be opened or closed by
pressing the key. When the Squelch is open
the receiver’s background noise can be heard and
the icon is displayed on the LCD. When the
Squelch is closed the receiver remains quiet while
there are no signals present but any incoming
signals will override the Squelch and be heard in
the speaker.

https://www.gme.net.au/app/uploads/tx3120s_im_web.pdf

Bliss _ thanks mate.
Fixed unit in position with Velcro for now.

Rossco
16th June 2022, 03:05 PM
YAY nice one [emoji106][emoji106][emoji846]

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BrazilianY60
17th June 2022, 12:34 AM
Fixed unit in position with Velcro for now.

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=85492&stc=1&d=1655353167



Man, I love the GU4 center dash part! What is all that stuff going on there? Can you give me a brief tour on all those gauges and modules and stuff you got there?

Bidja
17th June 2022, 11:48 AM
Man, I love the GU4 center dash part! What is all that stuff going on there? Can you give me a brief tour on all those gauges and modules and stuff you got there?

Gadgets that sometimes put my head into a deeper state of confusion haha

You see part of the journey, now from bottom going up:
The radios are self explanatory.
Just above mic is an indicator (led/alarm) for the Water Watch _ diesel/water separator. hthttps://www.waterindiesel.com.au/tp://
Above hazard light is the Kings _ Throttle Control Unit: alters TPS signal sent to ECU/ECM (not used currently). Can work well with CRD drive by wire setup.

Round dial gauge is used to measure vacuum @ the VNT turbo actuator diaphragm (real time) actuator rod position which indicates the VNT vane aperture opening positioning within limits set. Vac gauge also shows the change rate of the vanes aperture relative to boost pressure and MAF voltage (MAF V measures by the multi meter at top of dash). MAF voltage is taken from MAF sensor (back probe connector or as I now have spliced into ECM harness). MAF voltage correlates to MAF rate (g/s) measured.

I play/trial with various boost control methods.

By the way the other two (in counsel cutout), the aux/main battery monitor plus electronic brake controller for tow.

Out of sight the (usual): EGT, Boost(relative), Oil and scan gauge.


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Stropp
17th June 2022, 01:19 PM
85493 ordered some rock sliders as I’ve bent the side steps a bit.

MB
17th June 2022, 06:08 PM
Well Done Stroppstar, they look Strong As[emoji123][emoji123]
If it’s not too late are they able to infill them for you with say Checker or small hole Dimple Die plate?
I really wish I had of taken that option on my open GU ute ones years ago.
Have nearly Can Opened the lower sills on mine twice in ruts with sticks that pricks inlay to get height clearance through.
Our front tyres pop them up and they spear head in between open sliders like mine and if unnoticed in time or too fast it’s a lower panel/door disaster [emoji26]


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Stropp
18th June 2022, 10:50 AM
Well Done Stroppstar, they look Strong As[emoji123][emoji123]
If it’s not too late are they able to infill them for you with say Checker or small hole Dimple Die plate?
I really wish I had of taken that option on my open GU ute ones years ago.
Have nearly Can Opened the lower sills on mine twice in ruts with sticks that pricks inlay to get height clearance through.
Our front tyres pop them up and they spear head in between open sliders like mine and if unnoticed in time or too fast it’s a lower panel/door disaster [emoji26]


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Hi mate, I’m getting them raw and have some alloy checker plate here so will cut to suit and drill n tap a thread and put button head Allen bolts in to hold them.

Mickhead
18th June 2022, 05:58 PM
Being a devoted Vegan/Cyclist, I unfortunately/finally ran out of crop space, shared country water too, to keep up my brain proteins growth mega hectares per 3,000m2 needed hourly ( 1 skinny man per x mega 3 hyper dramatic tarts)
Had to sadly employ a barbaric shooter to keep the Indian Minor’s from pecking on my Foxy friends back whilst he was protecting my foreign crops from being attacked by the cutest Bunnies me and my 3 wives have ever seen [emoji3590][emoji3590][emoji3590]

85494
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Vegan farking cyclists 😂

MB
18th June 2022, 07:58 PM
Hi mate, I’m getting them raw and have some alloy checker plate here so will cut to suit and drill n tap a thread and put button head Allen bolts in to hold them.

That’s the GO Stroppstar, they’ll be Excellent [emoji123][emoji123][emoji106][emoji106]


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PeeBee
19th June 2022, 12:49 PM
85493 ordered some rock sliders as I’ve bent the side steps a bit.

Are these a kit you assemble or come ready made?

Stropp
19th June 2022, 05:33 PM
Are these a kit you assemble or come ready made?

Message him mate, he may do a kit

jay see
11th July 2022, 10:15 PM
A run about
2003 Nissan pulsar staying true the badge.
Pics to come, it's nothing pretty but it will do the job + it's got cruise control [emoji3581]

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MB
26th July 2022, 07:35 PM
Old GQ/Maverick engine mounts/insulators:

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/07/187.jpg

‘Two bolt’ rarer OEM Nissan variants are out of control nowadays, nearly $500 a pair whereas 1/2 to a 1/4 priced for any others.


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PeeBee
26th July 2022, 07:49 PM
Old GQ/Maverick engine mounts/insulators:

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/07/187.jpg

‘Two bolt’ rarer OEM Nissan variants are out of control nowadays, nearly $500 a pair whereas 1/2 to a 1/4 priced for any others.


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Bigger Mark, I thought they were 4 bolt. I have a set of genuine units n my garage and not needed. We need to talk more I reckon. Hate seeing stuff like this

MB
26th July 2022, 07:57 PM
Crikey, really [emoji26]
I’ll go check the shed soon, Rego number whilst out and about called for 4 bolts too but was overiden by a techy for GQ coily ute differences.
Snow suit time [emoji23]


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MB
26th July 2022, 08:07 PM
Well bugger me Philstar Legend, Thank You [emoji120][emoji120]
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/07/188.jpg

That’s the last time I’ll try and be proactive collecting parts on the way home, dumping old for new replacements on clean counter tops from here on in [emoji51][emoji23]


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MB
1st August 2022, 05:15 PM
Finally lashed out and visited on my way through, Victoria’s RAM mount stockist for my Tablet Maps today:
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/4.jpg

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/5.jpg

Found the handlebar mount model below fits a GQ jesus bar so bought a second one for easy swapping over to the little SWB Maverick if needed:

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/6.jpg

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/7.jpg

Can Highly Recommend ‘Ian’ for his Excellent Service :

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/8.jpg

His now retired Service of 27 years with VicPol (Search & Rescue) really Shines and even took the time to educate me on GPS included accuracy ‘A Must’ for our EPIRB / PLB contraptions etc… [emoji120][emoji120]

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PeeBee
1st August 2022, 07:30 PM
Can you text me his detail@mb? I think this is a bit neater than my long ram mount stick that comes off the front passenger seat bolt

PeeBee
1st August 2022, 09:03 PM
Thanks Mark, I know this place, went chasing a power cord for a laptop and he had one, pulled it from a 'box out the back'

MB
1st August 2022, 09:13 PM
Over 800 ‘RAM’ parts/trinkets in ‘stock’ out back, I was shocked/impressed and that’s his secondary business. Fark internetty purchases, he’s a real Human Being….CARES (No Bullshit Honestly) [emoji3590][emoji3590][emoji106][emoji106]


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pollenface
2nd August 2022, 11:33 AM
I bought new brake pads all round. My squealing is getting embaressing, everyone turns and looks to see where that noise is coming from when I drop the kids off to school....

Also I bought a victron 100/20 solar charge controller for my 48v off grid stuff :)

jay see
2nd August 2022, 09:09 PM
I got sent to the local supermarket for a couple midweek supplies. In the bargain bin I found this little coffee grinder.

https://www.expansys.com.au/thomson-on-the-go-coffee-maker-with-grinder-374204/

For $20 it's worth a try..http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/13.jpg

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PeeBee
5th August 2022, 06:56 PM
Sabre 12k recovery rope and 18k soft shackles $313, good upgrade I reckon, suited for 4 - 5t GVM

MudRunnerTD
6th August 2022, 07:00 PM
I got sent to the local supermarket for a couple midweek supplies. In the bargain bin I found this little coffee grinder.

https://www.expansys.com.au/thomson-on-the-go-coffee-maker-with-grinder-374204/

For $20 it's worth a try..http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/13.jpg

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jay see
6th August 2022, 09:53 PM
Nice. Is it battery operated? AAs? How quick is it? I used pre ground coffee into my nanopressi but this looks sweet. Did you pay that price? Oh!!!$20!!!! Did they have any more?? Where from?

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Rechargeable 12v type C connection.
Pretty quick.
Was actually $30, sorry fat fingers.
They do now.
Coles.

I brought it thinking that it would heat up a bit of water too, but it's just a grinder you have to put hot water in the insulated cup.
Returned it...


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Plasnart
6th August 2022, 10:15 PM
Rechargeable 12v type C connection.
Pretty quick.
Was actually $30, sorry fat fingers.
They do now.
Coles.

I brought it thinking that it would heat up a bit of water too, but it's just a grinder you have to put hot water in the insulated cup.
Returned it...


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Nescafe Blend 42 is brilliant for camping! No draw on your electricals either. :D

Cremulator
6th August 2022, 10:38 PM
With all the construction in our local area, and the sloppy builders dropping screws, rivets and nails - I've pulled two different kinds of tech screws from my brand new tyres last week [emoji35]
Fortunately neither had pierced far enough to puncture.
So I went to Bunnings today and bought this Hart Heavy Duty Magnetic Sweep.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/28.jpg
Did a quick couple of laps and collected this treasure trove of trash.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/29.jpg
Less than a third of the cost of a new tyre, so should pay for itself really!

Plasnart
6th August 2022, 11:18 PM
With all the construction in our local area, and the sloppy builders dropping screws, rivets and nails - I've pulled two different kinds of tech screws from my brand new tyres last week [emoji35]
Fortunately neither had pierced far enough to puncture.
So I went to Bunnings today and bought this Hart Heavy Duty Magnetic Sweep.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/28.jpg
Did a quick couple of laps and collected this treasure trove of trash.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/29.jpg
Less than a third of the cost of a new tyre, so should pay for itself really!

Nice one Crem. You should see the shit they leave on roofs for good old galvanic reaction to do its damage. Constantly amazes me payments for work on the roof aren't dependent on a final roof inspection.

MudRunnerTD
6th August 2022, 11:26 PM
With all the construction in our local area, and the sloppy builders dropping screws, rivets and nails - I've pulled two different kinds of tech screws from my brand new tyres last week [emoji35]
Fortunately neither had pierced far enough to puncture.
So I went to Bunnings today and bought this Hart Heavy Duty Magnetic Sweep.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/28.jpg
Did a quick couple of laps and collected this treasure trove of trash.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/29.jpg
Less than a third of the cost of a new tyre, so should pay for itself really!

Nice. Can you turn it on and off for cleaning?

jay see
6th August 2022, 11:52 PM
Nescafe Blend 42 is brilliant for camping! No draw on your electricals either. :DYeah, that's my normal goto morning coffee while away from my coffee machine at home [emoji477]



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Cremulator
7th August 2022, 08:56 AM
Nice. Can you turn it on and off for cleaning?Yep. You just pull the red handle up to move the magnets away from the base and all the metal pieces just fall off.

MB
7th August 2022, 08:04 PM
Long story short Ash Mate…..here we go, witnessed a homemade similar awesome contraption over in the back blocks of China years ago.
Passing through a Western ‘Valve’ manufacturing town, truck after overloaded uncovered truck of Swarf (steel curls/mill shavings) were spilling out enroute to the recycling depot.
Have never seen so many tyre/tire repair shops in a a row [emoji23]
That’s how China works, employment lowered by design.
Smartest thing I saw was a magnetic contraption, pedal magneto I assume under a Hard Working Ladies what we would call a Tricycle, fully loaded little tipper on Her Tri-Tipper following the Big Rigs to the Recycling Plant [emoji123][emoji123][emoji106][emoji106]


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mudnut
9th August 2022, 02:40 PM
Gotta say that the Dremel is an overpriced item, but geewhiz, they are a handy bit of kit.

mudski
9th August 2022, 05:22 PM
Gotta say that the Dremel is an overpriced item, but geewhiz, they are a handy bit of kit.

Yeah I've killed two of the 230v units, both died the exact same way, they just started sparking and carrying on, can't remember the model, both out of warranty, but bloody hell they are very handy. So I bought the 12V option. Still handy but weak as piss though.

PeeBee
12th August 2022, 09:00 AM
Rear Hydraulic winch runs a 16mm rope, so tracked down a winch ring and soft coupling slings from George 4x4. $130 delivered and 150mm dia. The 12m rings, which I have also are limited to 12mm rope and dia 100mm.

EDIT, ring is rated for 15000KG, not pounds, so OK for larger winch, happy days

NissanGQ4.2
12th August 2022, 05:14 PM
With all the construction in our local area, and the sloppy builders dropping screws, rivets and nails - I've pulled two different kinds of tech screws from my brand new tyres last week [emoji35]
Fortunately neither had pierced far enough to puncture.
So I went to Bunnings today and bought this Hart Heavy Duty Magnetic Sweep.


Nice, I could do with one at work for picking up all the alloy swarf around my work bench, gunna hit the boss up on Monday.... will be heaps better than the broom

Cremulator
12th August 2022, 09:55 PM
Nice, I could do with one at work for picking up all the alloy swarf around my work bench, gunna hit the boss up on Monday.... will be heaps better than the broomHmmmm but it's a row of magnets, so aluminium and stainless won't be picked up by it.
If it's steel alloy you will be very pleased with how well it works [emoji106]

Stropp
12th August 2022, 11:23 PM
Got the front room for the rv2 thirty second tent ready for cape Jaffa

jay see
23rd August 2022, 08:05 PM
Have been looking for a single din digital radio to put in the pulsar. There's not really much out there. I found this little (60mm yes 60mm deep) cheapie on eBay, bloody thing works better than the pioneer unit in the patrol. With an iso wiring harness an hour later and under $90 I'm set..


Only fault would be a bit of a delay in changing stations, but for what it's worth it's nothing really..http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/79.jpg

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MB
24th August 2022, 07:14 PM
Anaconda stores near half price sales on today Folks, scored a -5C youngest needed Milestone Birthday prezzie for $109 down from $190 something [emoji736]
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/80.jpg

May have got sucked into a technologically advanced under $20 Beenie Sweet 13 too [emoji23]


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mudski
24th August 2022, 08:46 PM
Have been looking for a single din digital radio to put in the pulsar. There's not really much out there. I found this little (60mm yes 60mm deep) cheapie on eBay, bloody thing works better than the pioneer unit in the patrol. With an iso wiring harness an hour later and under $90 I'm set..


Only fault would be a bit of a delay in changing stations, but for what it's worth it's nothing really..http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/08/79.jpg

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I bought a new double din for the GU and never use it. I just wind down the rear passenger window and listen to the Garret whistle if I want some tunes. I honestly cannot remember the last time I actually used the head unit for music. I can't even remember how to turn it on!

I'm contemplating now removing the head unit and somehow mounting my 10inch tablet for maps in front of it. Just gotta figure this part out.

BrazilianY60
31st August 2022, 03:29 AM
Well, the impossible happened. Looking for TD45 rebuild parts and found...


...a complete used TB45 with accessories and all.

DX grunt
3rd September 2022, 06:22 PM
I'm in the process of buying 4 cubic metres of sand for my German Shepherd's sandpit, and my baby is due to be born in Feb/Mar - next year. lol

Plasnart
3rd September 2022, 06:43 PM
I'm in the process of buying 4 cubic metres of sand for my German Shepherd's sandpit, and my baby is due to be born in Feb/Mar - next year. lol

You're either an old stud or your baby is something other than a human rugrat. Spill the beans Rossco, which is it mate? :D

DX grunt
4th September 2022, 12:10 AM
You're either an old stud or your baby is something other than a human rugrat. Spill the beans Rossco, which is it mate? :D

Stop overthinking it, Plasnart

My dog! I'm so excited. It's costing me a bluddy fortune, but worth it! LOL

rusty_nail
9th September 2022, 10:13 PM
Lashed out and decided to get into homebrewing. Bought a Morgan's kit today. Excited to see how it goes.85906

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Stropp
13th September 2022, 05:47 PM
85932
Picked up this after doing our weekend trip, easy as.

Stropp
14th September 2022, 06:25 PM
85938
Picked up my awning sock I had made to protect the front from water ingress and to stop the bush from tearing the cover.

MudRunnerTD
17th September 2022, 08:34 PM
Went into Aldi today cause some of the weekend specials can be mint!!

Bought a 40m roll of 5mm para cord Glow in the dark....$9

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/09/21.jpg

Then went across the road to BCF and bought 6 Supapeg cord brakes for $2 each. BCF sold a China brand of these in a 4 pack for $8. The Aussie ones where the same price. Happy days.

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/09/22.jpg

Went home and made 6 new glow in the dark rooes for my swag trip tarp.... winner!

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/09/23.jpg

Then made 4 handy ropes with the rest.

Stoked

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Winnie
17th September 2022, 08:53 PM
Para cord is awesome stuff, so strong for its size and weight.
I have a couple of 10m pieces coiled up in my hunting pack. Glow in the dark would be handy though!

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Hodge
18th September 2022, 11:02 AM
Went into Aldi today cause some of the weekend specials can be mint!!

Bought a 40m roll of 5mm para cord Glow in the dark....$9



I bought 2 rolls , same time last year. Used a few small lengths for some sideways shade cloths at ground level in the backyard, . Within weeks UV ate it for breakfast. Went dry and frail and de-stranded. So cannot recommend it for a "lengthy period of time job.
At work we use whats supposedly known as Telstra rope. I think it's got 500kg-ish breaking load. We consistently pull multi-ton cables with it and it just keeps on keeping on. So I've used that to make up a bunch of stuff like your self Darren. Yell out if you need some as kilometres of it end up in the bins after cable pulls.

85940

Also just noticed Aldi has those canvas bags again at the moment. I got some last year and they are great for the price!!! THis year they have some different ones up for grabs.

85941

MudRunnerTD
18th September 2022, 04:07 PM
I bought 2 rolls , same time last year. Used a few small lengths for some sideways shade cloths at ground level in the backyard, . Within weeks UV ate it for breakfast. Went dry and frail and de-stranded. So cannot recommend it for a "lengthy period of time job.
At work we use whats supposedly known as Telstra rope. I think it's got 500kg-ish breaking load. We consistently pull multi-ton cables with it and it just keeps on keeping on. So I've used that to make up a bunch of stuff like your self Darren. Yell out if you need some as kilometres of it end up in the bins after cable pulls.

85940

Also just noticed Aldi has those canvas bags again at the moment. I got some last year and they are great for the price!!! THis year they have some different ones up for grabs.

85941

Cheers Eric. Yeah Telstra rope is awesome a little big for Mt application but i have used it to tie down more than a few trailer loads.

Last time out swagging I was short a couple of ropes for the swag tarp so this was timely. To be fair they will never really see daylight but I take your info on notice for sure!

MudRunnerTD
18th September 2022, 04:09 PM
I did note the canvas bag looked bloody good for the price . The voice in my head said I didn't need it. What would that voice know!!! Nuffing is say!!! Could work real well for the new 24mm Kenetic Rope which is Huge packed up.

PeeBee
18th September 2022, 05:37 PM
I did note the canvas bag looked bloody good for the price . The voice in my head said I didn't need it. What would that voice know!!! Nuffing is say!!! Could work real well for the new 24mm Kenetic Rope which is Huge packed up.

Didn't your rope come in a bag? Mine did!

MudRunnerTD
18th September 2022, 09:59 PM
Didn't your rope come in a bag? Mine did!

It just came in a clear plastic bag. I'd call it packaging rather than a permanent use bag. Have you got a pic of the bag you got?

PeeBee
19th September 2022, 06:25 AM
Nup, on site now

MB
19th September 2022, 11:14 PM
LEGENDS, FWIW, it’s illegal now to tie down loads with Telstra (Gas&Fuel/SEC-Thieves [emoji23]) Good Ropes [emoji106][emoji106]
Load covering say corner tarps lines are all good and legal but ratings are unlabelled for weight [emoji22]
Seriously TUFF ‘original’ stuff in the day [emoji106][emoji106]
Tie a hanky to it, Atlas Copco blow it straight out 100m away and then grease the conduit/cable with plumbers ‘Mirror’ and then swear at your other two for not sweating/screaming hard enough shoving like [emoji23][emoji23]

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PeeBee
20th September 2022, 06:21 AM
"Tie a hanky to it, Atlas Copco blow it straight out 100m away and then grease the conduit/cable with plumbers ‘Mirror’ and then swear at your other two for not sweating/screaming hard enough shoving like "

What the hell is this about @MB

BrazilianY60
20th September 2022, 07:53 AM
LOL, I hope it is not the Mr. Hankey from South Park TV show.

MB
20th September 2022, 08:40 AM
I used to lay cables in a past life [emoji90] [emoji268][emoji23]


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Hodge
20th September 2022, 09:10 AM
Tie a hanky to it, Atlas Copco blow it straight out 100m away and then grease the conduit/cable with plumbers ‘Mirror’ and then swear at your other two for not sweating/screaming hard enough shoving like ]


Lol... Come show some of these new age cable joiner / layers nuffies how it's done Mr MB!
Boggles me how some of them slip their pants on in the mornings let alone shove a 240mm hv cable down the orange gurgglers...

Fwiw the Atlas Copco rope trick still in use today !!!
Young fresh apprenties expert conduit luber-upperers ...

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Hodge
20th September 2022, 09:26 AM
It just came in a clear plastic bag. I'd call it packaging rather than a permanent use bag. Have you got a pic of the bag you got?Which brand Darren ?
My mate bought the Saber big kinetic rope at the show few weeks ago and it came in a very nice bag .
They also had a awesome bang for buck kit with rope and some soft shacklies in a bag too but they only had 50 at the show and it sold out like dunny paper! Was spewing.

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Stropp
20th September 2022, 04:01 PM
I used to lay cables in a past life [emoji90] [emoji268][emoji23]


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Thank god you changed to laying women 🤣🤣

mudski
20th September 2022, 04:55 PM
"Tie a hanky to it, Atlas Copco blow it straight out 100m away and then grease the conduit/cable with plumbers ‘Mirror’ and then swear at your other two for not sweating/screaming hard enough shoving like "

What the hell is this about @MB

Yeah I've read it multiple times and still don't understand.

mudski
20th September 2022, 04:55 PM
I used to lay cables in a past life [emoji90] [emoji268][emoji23]


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What happened? You not eating enough fibre these days?

PeeBee
20th September 2022, 05:46 PM
Yeah I've read it multiple times and still don't understand.

I am only guessing he ties the rope to a hankie, and shoves it into the lubricated pvc then blasts it with a hit of compressed air which launches the plug up the pipe with the rope attached. If his guys dont hold on tight enough the rope flies out the end - maybe, I don't know, who knows hat he really means, could be talking about plucking a donkey tail or eating a dorito.

Stropp
20th September 2022, 05:54 PM
I am only guessing he ties the rope to a hankie, and shoves it into the lubricated pvc then blasts it with a hit of compressed air which launches the plug up the pipe with the rope attached. If his guys dont hold on tight enough the rope flies out the end - maybe, I don't know, who knows hat he really means, could be talking about plucking a donkey tail or eating a dorito.

Make a Shute out of the hanky and tie the corners with a rope to shoot up the conduit catch it at the other end and use the rope to haul cable through, used to use plastic bags todo the same when I worked for pmg/telecom/Telstra made it easy better than pushing rods.

Hodge
20th September 2022, 07:49 PM
You blokes managed to decrypt MB!
Pretty much what Stropp said.
Used to tie a hankie or some cloth to a pull rope to act as a parachute and the blast it with "no mucking around" compressor strength.


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MB
21st September 2022, 04:52 AM
Exactly, Easy Peasy, Thanks Gentlemen [emoji120][emoji106][emoji106]


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MB
23rd September 2022, 04:26 PM
Last week, been a bit slow posting stupidity and forgot [emoji23]
A fresh new Iskra/Mahle motor for still only $350 many years later from ‘The 4WD Shed’ [emoji736][emoji106][emoji106]

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/09/43.jpg

Old faithful one is still going strong after serious punishment thanks to MudRunnerTD ‘s original High Mount upgrades advice [emoji120][emoji120]
Thought best to swap over to a fresh one and keep old as a spare as He’s now gone and convinced us Hillbillies into trialling 24v through them too [emoji123][emoji123][emoji23]


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BrazilianY60
26th September 2022, 12:21 PM
An engine hoist to help with "operation TB45" when the time comes.

85994

Stropp
27th September 2022, 12:39 AM
Picked up a rhino rack today very cheap with all legs, never had anything on it and 6 mths old, remove the track lander tomorrow and fit up new platform 85995

BrazilianY60
27th September 2022, 04:35 AM
That's a cool looking rack! Is that a high backup light?

Stropp
27th September 2022, 09:43 AM
That’s a 76 series Toyota the rack came off

growler2058
28th September 2022, 07:54 AM
I bought a KLR 650 Adventure. First brand new vehicle I've ever bought https://amcn.com.au/editorial/kawasaki-klr650-adventure/
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/09/75.jpg

mihit
30th September 2022, 12:57 PM
I bought a KLR 650 Adventure. First brand new vehicle I've ever bought https://amcn.com.au/editorial/kawasaki-klr650-adventure/
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/09/75.jpg

You'll find it a very competent machine and fairly easy handling whatever your experience level. Get sprockets to suit the terrain you're taking. (Highway vs rock scramble)
O or X ring chains and a continuous chain oiler and you'll be set.

Those look like pretty "motard" tyres?

Plasnart
30th September 2022, 07:32 PM
I bought a KLR 650 Adventure. First brand new vehicle I've ever bought https://amcn.com.au/editorial/kawasaki-klr650-adventure/
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/09/75.jpg

Ooff...that brings back long range "big lap" touring memories! Enjoy mate!

Hodge
30th September 2022, 08:03 PM
I know nothing about bikes. But that looks good!!
I followed a mate on his (I actually had to message him to ask what it is) Suzuki drx 650, around Mt Disappointment and Tallarook as he wanted to do some "light" trails after he bought it... The whole time trailing behind him in the comfort of a Patrol's A/C and seats, and I STILL thought to my self how f*cking cool would it be to travel around on that thing.

growler2058
1st October 2022, 06:09 AM
You'll find it a very competent machine and fairly easy handling whatever your experience level. Get sprockets to suit the terrain you're taking. (Highway vs rock scramble)
O or X ring chains and a continuous chain oiler and you'll be set.

Those look like pretty "motard" tyres? Yep they are 80% On road and 20%off road. They'll do for now. This will mostly be a commuting bike. Over paying $3k a year on car parking!


Ooff...that brings back long range "big lap" touring memories! Enjoy mate! I cant wait to get out and about on it Plassy. Still 3 weeks away from delivery


I know nothing about bikes. But that looks good!!
I followed a mate on his (I actually had to message him to ask what it is) Suzuki drx 650, around Mt Disappointment and Tallarook as he wanted to do some "light" trails after he bought it... The whole time trailing behind him in the comfort of a Patrol's A/C and seats, and I STILL thought to my self how f*cking cool would it be to travel around on that thing.

If they made the DR650 still I would have gone that way for sure, but Suzy wont adapt it to take ABS which is a new requirement in Oz now

mihit
1st October 2022, 06:47 PM
Ah. Might want to look at a comfier seat if you're just munching miles, depending how much natural padding you bring to the situation ;)
Chain oiler and sprocket advice stands.

I'm not up to speed with the oz rules. I know NZ blindly and daftly followed your LAMS (power to weight ratio for learners) scheme...which did open up some good bikes for newbies but also achieved nothing in terms of safety...
they then hiked the registration/continuous licensing costs (which I don't think you have??) for >650cc machines which made it a proper ball-ache, especially if you kept more than one horse in the stable... I mean, you only have one arse, so why do we have to pay for multiple bikes :@ Bang Head

government is dumb. rant over.

Stropp
5th October 2022, 12:32 AM
Drifta recovery kit with 15t kinetic rope which they sent separately as no stock but it looks good, I just need a rope tow bridle now and I can keep the straps as spares.

Stropp
7th October 2022, 12:10 AM
Bargain 20ltr penrite 10/40 diesel oil $100 and a drop slide new $600 and he says he has new rear divider shelves in his factory he will find for me and give them to me, extremely happy with that.

BrazilianY60
7th October 2022, 08:00 AM
Castors for a quick weekend project.

86031

Bidja
11th October 2022, 07:13 PM
New Kubota 50HP tractor paid and was delivered today. More practice but goooood thing. 4cyl turbo diesel, H/L range (total 8 gears_Fwd and R_manual) 2/4wd with rear diff lock.

TEA20 RIP will see.

MB
12th October 2022, 09:19 PM
Congratulations You Two [emoji106][emoji106]
Beautiful Machine [emoji3590][emoji3590]


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Bidja
12th October 2022, 10:19 PM
Multi bin quick fill method, beat square mouth shovel and wheel barrow effort:smiley_thumbs_up:.

BrazilianY60
9th November 2022, 09:58 AM
Not an Aepro but will do the trick. Choina special!

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mudski
10th November 2022, 08:37 PM
Noo bbq. Well it was ordered months ago but finally came yesterday. Just got it together. Not plumbed or wired in yet. Can’t wait to use it.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/11/14.jpg


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jay see
10th November 2022, 09:12 PM
,............

jay see
10th November 2022, 09:12 PM
Noo bbq. Well it was ordered months ago but finally came yesterday. Just got it together. Not plumbed or wired in yet. Can’t wait to use it.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/11/14.jpg


Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkLooking smick..

Even got the hills hoists in the background

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Plasnart
10th November 2022, 09:17 PM
Looking smick..

Even got the hills hoists in the background

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Don't feel bad mate, you can eat like a king but ya still need somewhere to hang out ya undies! :D

mudski
11th November 2022, 06:40 AM
Looking smick..

Even got the hills hoists in the background

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Never get rid of that mate. I recently spent some time on it getting a new centre mast for it as the original one had rusted through and it would no longer go up or down. You can actually still buy this exact clothes line too to my surprise.

Rossco
11th November 2022, 10:21 AM
Wow that is snazzy looks bloody awesome[emoji106][emoji106]. Recently picked up nice Yellow Stringybark slab that we milled up at mum & dads place couple years back so going to do a built in jobbie using that. . Never bought a new barbie always been hard rubbish or hands me downs so think it's time to finally spoil myself. .

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mudski
11th November 2022, 11:12 AM
Wow that is snazzy looks bloody awesome[emoji106][emoji106]. Recently picked up nice Yellow Stringybark slab that we milled up at mum & dads place couple years back so going to do a built in jobbie using that. . Never bought a new barbie always been hard rubbish or hands me downs so think it's time to finally spoil myself. .

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Yeah thanks. Our old bbq I bought 22 years ago, its done its time...

I want to get a milled slab to make a bench to mount outside our bi-fold serving window we put in. Just gotta find one.

rusty_nail
11th November 2022, 08:08 PM
I want to get a milled slab to make a bench to mount outside our bi-fold serving window we put in. Just gotta find one.

I can help with that mate, just reach out

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Rossco
12th November 2022, 09:09 AM
There's more up at Genoa too if you need a plan B. . .

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mudski
12th November 2022, 06:18 PM
I can help with that mate, just reach out

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Thanks Nic. I definitely will.


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Stropp
17th November 2022, 06:44 PM
Just bought a runva 13xp brand new in a box $800 👌

MB
17th November 2022, 07:09 PM
Damn good winch Stroppstar even full price for the coin [emoji106][emoji106]
A Neighbour Legend helped haul out my Nuffy 4.5T twactor down to its mud guts chassis, single pull full stress too, motor appeared to keep eating the slow intensity [emoji120][emoji736]


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BrazilianY60
14th December 2022, 05:45 AM
TB45 gasket set (supposed to be at least). It looks way too much with the TB42 one.

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rusty_nail
15th December 2022, 07:59 PM
Paid a deposit on a tray today. Fitting will happen in January just before Australia Day. Also bought it with canopy and dog box.

https://armorman4x4.com.au/product/armor-tray-steel-tray-with-fuel-water-tank-suits-for-double-cab-utes/

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jay see
15th December 2022, 09:29 PM
New springs and extended sway bar links.
Going to patrol a part tomorrow to get a few things, there a car show on in Mount Evelyn tomorrow night, so good excuse to give the Clubsport a run rusty_nail if your free come down..

https://facebook.com/events/s/coffeencars-mount-evelyn/583560600439482http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/12/11.jpg

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mudski
16th December 2022, 06:48 AM
New springs and extended sway bar links.

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Staying at 2inch John?

AB
16th December 2022, 02:18 PM
Plasnart

Hi Plassy [emoji3]


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Plasnart
16th December 2022, 05:46 PM
Plasnart

Hi Plassy [emoji3]


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Yep I bought a roll and a drink at Yarra Glen bakery today.

PS bad news: They no longer make their famous breakfast pies the sheila told me. :(

Plasnart
16th December 2022, 07:07 PM
Yep I bought a roll and a drink at Yarra Glen bakery today.

PS bad news: They no longer make their famous breakfast pies the sheila told me. :(

Hodge mudski sorrry guys hope I didn't give you a heart attack. I went to the wrong bakery! The one up the hill apparently still sells brekky pies according to my sources!

jay see
16th December 2022, 10:04 PM
Staying at 2inch John?Yep. Don't want to give the coppers any reason..

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Hodge
17th December 2022, 06:38 AM
@Hodge (http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/member.php?u=15680) @mudski (http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/member.php?u=10010) sorrry guys hope I didn't give you a heart attack. I went to the wrong bakery! The one up the hill apparently still sells brekky pies according to my sources!

Blue-fronted place, I believe has a newsagent or post office next door? I don't know the Glen at all, other than stopping there, so unsure where another bakehouse is.

Hodge
17th December 2022, 06:39 AM
Yep. Don't want to give the coppers any reason..

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They'll always find a reason. lol

Plasnart
17th December 2022, 05:02 PM
OK I've been called out so here it is.

A few weeks ago I picked up my new 62. Have just done some mild mods and won't be modding it too much more than this.

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86402

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Nissan Towbar
ROH Crawlers
Maxxis RAZR 295 ATs
Front row window tint
Opposite Lock bullbar
Torqit cat-back exhaust
Torqit hi-flow cats.

Still want roof rack and 2nd battery system but in no rush just yet.

Pretty happy with it I must say :)

Hodge
17th December 2022, 06:26 PM
OK I've been called out so here it is.

A few weeks ago I picked up my new 62. Have just done some mild mods and won't be modding it too much more than this.

86401

86402

86403

Nissan Towbar
ROH Crawlers
Maxxis RAZR 295 ATs
Front row window tint
Opposite Lock bullbar
Torqit cat-back exhaust
Torqit hi-flow cats.

Still want roof rack and 2nd battery system but in no rush just yet.

Pretty happy with it I must say :)I call it fake!!!
There's no OnTrack stickers all over it , or bush barriers , or method wheels , or 59 foot van attached to it... :)

No seriously. Congrats Plasy! Love that colour.




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Plasnart
17th December 2022, 06:39 PM
I call it fake!!!
There's no OnTrack stickers all over it , or bush barriers , or method wheels , or 59 foot van attached to it... :)

No seriously. Congrats Plasy! Love that colour.




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Yeah that colour. I saw a blue one in Traralgon when I was working down there earlier this year, and well, looking at it made me feel just like I did as a teenager looking at my Elle McPherson bikini calendar! :D

Rossco
17th December 2022, 06:50 PM
Holy smokes that is flash. . Bloody lovely mate enjoy[emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]

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mudnut
17th December 2022, 09:36 PM
Oooh la la... Noice!!

Winnie
17th December 2022, 11:30 PM
Congrats Plassy, you've kept that quiet! Looks sick mate
What is hapenning with the 2ra?

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BrazilianY60
18th December 2022, 01:00 AM
Congrats on the new rig! I am with everyone else, that color is gorgeous. And the bullbar was color matched, right? Couldn't really tell if it was blue or black.

Plasnart
18th December 2022, 08:51 AM
Congrats Plassy, you've kept that quiet! Looks sick mate
What is hapenning with the 2ra?

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Will sadly be up for sale but not just yet. I will cry. :(

Plasnart
18th December 2022, 08:54 AM
Congrats on the new rig! I am with everyone else, that color is gorgeous. And the bullbar was color matched, right? Couldn't really tell if it was blue or black.

Thanks Braz. Yes the bar is matched in "Hermosa Blue".

Maxhead
18th December 2022, 09:48 AM
Holly Smokes Plassy, sexy AF mate.
If only they came out in a Ute:(


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Plasnart
18th December 2022, 09:54 AM
Holly Smokes Plassy, sexy AF mate.
If only they came out in a Ute:(


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Buy one and chop it. You're psycho enough to do it!! :D

Maxhead
18th December 2022, 11:12 AM
Buy one and chop it. You're psycho enough to do it!! :D

I’d love to but haven’t got that kind of money….one day!
I seen one a few months back…instant chubby[emoji3]


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Hodge
18th December 2022, 12:45 PM
I’d love to but haven’t got that kind of money….one day!
I seen one a few months back…instant chubby[emoji3]


Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkThere's a white one bouncing around locally here ... Chopped with a simple tray, no canopy.
Sex on wheels !! Sounds just as good.
Hope you're well Kriso mate. Don't read much of you here as of late.

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Plasnart
18th December 2022, 01:22 PM
I’d love to but haven’t got that kind of money….one day!
I seen one a few months back…instant chubby[emoji3]


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All you need is an ABN and a good accountant. Not that exy really.

Maxhead
18th December 2022, 03:21 PM
There's a white one bouncing around locally here ... Chopped with a simple tray, no canopy.
Sex on wheels !! Sounds just as good.
Hope you're well Kriso mate. Don't read much of you here as of late.

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Keeping real well and still here mate, can’t get rid of me just yet…lol
Just been busy with life mate
I’ll keep dreaming about the Y62’s for now[emoji3]


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Avo
18th December 2022, 07:32 PM
OK I've been called out so here it is.

A few weeks ago I picked up my new 62. Have just done some mild mods and won't be modding it too much more than this.

86401

86402

86403

Nissan Towbar
ROH Crawlers
Maxxis RAZR 295 ATs
Front row window tint
Opposite Lock bullbar
Torqit cat-back exhaust
Torqit hi-flow cats.

Still want roof rack and 2nd battery system but in no rush just yet.

Pretty happy with it I must say :)Chit yeah,you'll love it,just don't sell it you'll regret it wverytime ya see one on the road

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MB
18th December 2022, 08:06 PM
Fark yeah, just #sell IT, you’ll be stressing coin down every decent tight track ya rich prick [emoji23] Love Ya Plassy, Beautiful Truck [emoji3590][emoji3590][emoji106][emoji106]

mudski
19th December 2022, 07:01 AM
A few weeks ago I picked up my new 62.



Dayam! Sexy!

jack
19th December 2022, 10:55 PM
Very nice Plassy, enjoy.

mudski
20th December 2022, 09:53 PM
Well, didn’t buy it but a nice donation from a supplier. http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/12/31.jpg
I sold pallets of these kits over the last twelve months. Got big reviews from some on YouTube. So will be a good replacement for the abortion of a tool kit I currently have in the Patrol.


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BrazilianY60
20th December 2022, 10:19 PM
Nice one! Top brand for sure.
Laughed at your "abortion of a toolkit", hahaha. Mine is just like that! Started as a chinese set I got as a gift that I have been replacing individual items as they break. At the end it will cost me the price of two nice kits, because I am buying one piece at a time (more expensive that way) . Despite that, I´d rather keep it because it was a gift from a key person in my life that is already gone. Every part I have replaced was a motive for a friendly phone call full of man-close-friend-gratitudes of the likes of "look at this POS thing you gave me! I had to buy a new part for it! AGAIN!" and lots of laughs.

That doesn't happen anymore...


... but the POS still breaks! LOL.

jay see
22nd December 2022, 03:22 PM
Thanks boss the gift card was used on the way home
I'm going to enjoy my little break..
Japanese gin and spiced rum [emoji108]

I've had the rum before, but the Japanese gin, omfg.[emoji106][emoji106]http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/12/33.jpg

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mudski
22nd December 2022, 10:04 PM
Thanks boss the gift card was used on the way home
I'm going to enjoy my little break..
Japanese gin and spiced rum [emoji108]

I've had the rum before, but the Japanese gin, omfg.[emoji106][emoji106]http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/images/imported/2022/12/33.jpg

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I can’t get into Rum. But like most liquors, if you are introduced to a new liquor but it’s a cheap one, chance are you won’t enjoy it. For example I could never enjoy drinking Vodka neat. Until my brother gave me a glass of whatever brand it was he drinks, it wasn’t Russian as he had Russian mates who never drink Russian Vokda, anyhow, it tasted really nice, easy and smooth. So I suppose it the same for a good Rum.

Gin on the other hand I have never tasted at all. Been meaning too but ever time I go to buy one, I find a new import Bourbon I just gotta buy and try.

One day.

Enjoy mate.


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Winnie
23rd December 2022, 06:47 AM
Start off with the sugar cane champagne, Bundy rum. You'll never go back to anything else.

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mudski
23rd December 2022, 07:16 AM
Start off with the sugar cane champagne, Bundy rum. You'll never go back to anything else.

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Maybe you will have to give me a sample at CJ first.

jay see
23rd December 2022, 08:11 AM
I can’t get into Rum. But like most liquors, if you are introduced to a new liquor but it’s a cheap one, chance are you won’t enjoy it. For example I could never enjoy drinking Vodka neat. Until my brother gave me a glass of whatever brand it was he drinks, it wasn’t Russian as he had Russian mates who never drink Russian Vokda, anyhow, it tasted really nice, easy and smooth. So I suppose I a good Rum.

Gin on the other hand I have never tasted at all. Been meaning too but ever time I go to buy one, I find a new import Bourbon I just gotta buy and try.

One day.

Enjoy mate.


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I hear ya.

Never been a fan of vodka, but I've never tried anything but Smirnoff.

If I'm wanting to mix the gin I'll get Gordon's, but having it neat I like to try different more expensive ones. I saw a gin and chilli one, need to try that one day.

I do the same with rum, so far the Baron Samedi is full of different flavours and nice to have it mixed or neat.

Does anybody else NOT have ice. I'll prefer to pour a glass and stick it in the freezer for 20 minutes.

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pearcey
23rd December 2022, 09:06 AM
G`Day Mudski mate.

Here`s a good Vodka to rap your tongue around, Zubrowka, Bison grass vodka, Polish stuff.
Comes with a long blade of bison grass in the bottle. There are a couple of different qualities but even the el`cheap`o one is good. NO MIXING, a tad of ice if you must. 8641086410

Also the two Whisky Liqueurs are worth a try.
Lark Slainte from Tas is a favorite of mine, on the boat going over and back they normally only have one bottle on board so its a run around the bars to find it.

The Limeburners, Karri Honey whisky liqueur from WA in smooth as .
Can be drunk at room temp or can be cooled to your liking. totally changes taste from room to cold. I prefer it to be cold no ice but I spose you could drop some in.

Sprock
23rd December 2022, 09:07 PM
Well done Plasy, did you colour co ordinate your ear trumpet aswell so you can see what’s on here haha

Plasnart
23rd December 2022, 09:20 PM
Well done Plasy, did you colour co ordinate your ear trumpet aswell so you can see what’s on here haha

No I colour coded it to my boot that will go up your arse next time we meet mate! :D What colour are your dacks? Hahaha

DX grunt
24th December 2022, 03:07 PM
Getting ready for my German Shepherd dog. He's either at the tadpole stage or a bit more advanced. LOL.

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About 3 cubic m of sand shoveled and barrowed by hand. lol
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DX grunt
24th December 2022, 03:10 PM
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Woof
27th December 2022, 03:38 PM
DX grunt Photos of the new pup asap old mate