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Originally Posted by taslucas
I may have up to three weddings a year though....Quote:
Originally Posted by bazzaboy
>>>tappin from tassie
Tie rod ends for the wifes VX crummydore. Also ordered, another, ABS module, for the second time. Plus I need to get new lower control arm bushes and ball joints. It had this god awful rattle in the steering so I get under there yesty and the sway bar bushes were virtually non existent. Lol. So a couple of Patrol front shocker bushes fixed that! This car is farked!
My falcon probably ain't much better lol..Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Had the exhaust gasket blow out this morning behind the cat...
Sounded like a racecar lol.
Yeah this things got a water leak behind the motor somewhere too. Stuffed if I'm fixing that, so some "pour in" repair shite did that. Plus the oil leaks this thing has. OMG! It leaks more oil than it burns. Lol. I just need to keep it going for a little longer until we can afford to burn it and get another car. Problem is though. Shit doesn't burn.... :D
My draglink bracket arrived today.
Will see how tomorrow goes or it will be next week.
Purchased extension bars to try and reach the bloody coolant drain bolt on the block. Retarded design.
[QUOTE=jay see;691444
Will see how tomorrow goes or it will be next week.[/QUOTE]
Well this won't be happening today.
Mother in law slipped last night. Multiple fractures to her left shoulder, chipped bone in her hand and bruising along her hip.
Father in-law has 2 doc appointments today, so my day off is baby sitting.
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Jesus! did she slip down a flight of stairs?Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Nah, just getting out of the shower, don't think that she put down a towel.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
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Yeah that would do it. Done that a few times myself. Luckily I was full of booze to keep my balance....:1062:Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Haha.... If it was the father in law it wouldn't been a problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
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Looks like you need to fit some bars in the shower area. I had them in the toilet and shower
and they were worth there weight in gold, just something to look into @jay see
3 B/R 2 Bath Rooms Double Garage in Pakenham............
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Nice Bob. Thats a bit of a move mate. From Bendigo yeah?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob
Yeah the family is down here and we have downsized . Lots less Garden and smaller HouseQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Lots of trips to the High Country and the 90 Mile beach.
Received some new radius bushes and a set of drivers door hinges as my current ones have worn and sagging. Do people get them painted prior to install?
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Put down a deposit on a new ford territory today. Never thought i would buy a brand new car but hey, never say never.
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Good for you mate.👍enjoy.Quote:
Originally Posted by firm351
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And still a big enough area to modify and live in if needed lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Bob
Nice mate..Quote:
Originally Posted by firm351
The TD or petrol 6?
Turbo diesel mate. Very nice to drive, just gotta hope the mrs doesn't fill it up with petrol.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigguwesty
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Augh yea.. Fingers crossed..Quote:
Originally Posted by firm351
They are nice though.. quiet too for a deisel..
Just watch the rear bushes of the indapendent suspension..
They wear quickly. One thing my bother has picked being a ford mechanic..
Yeah cheers mate. Been through that with our current territory which is a 2006 model, hopefully they have improved a bit since then. Couldn't find a better value for money family car that suits our needs.
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Unfortunately not. But as you said it's a minor thing really when looking at what you get for your coin..Quote:
Originally Posted by firm351
Brought a great little kick RRRs torch, even brought an extra one for my doctor.
It takes 3 x aaa or a single 3.7v battery
Bought one of these today, haven't used it in anger yet but might have to see if @oncedisturbed will make a cover for it
https://www.aldi.com.au/en/special-b...nvil-lopper-1/
Wanted to buy one of thes but have lucked out so far, so if anyone has seen them still around in the Aldi's in Perth, let me know
https://www.aldi.com.au/en/special-b...gas-cooktop-1/
Wanted to buy one of thes but have lucked out so far, so if anyone has seen them still around in the Aldi's in Perth, let me know https://www.aldi.com.au/en/special-b...gas-cooktop-1/ [/QUOTE]
Hey Clunk, if you want to ring around the Melbourne stores we're happy to bring one over in a few weeks. Chirnside Park, Ringwood, Eltham are all pretty close to us mate. Qantas are pretty good to us these days ;-)
Found this while searching for something else, its either a good price or a Cr%p product
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/222202277...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Hey Clunk, if you want to ring around the Melbourne stores we're happy to bring one over in a few weeks. Chirnside Park, Ringwood, Eltham are all pretty close to us mate. Qantas are pretty good to us these days ;-)[/QUOTE]Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
Thanks for the generous offerMB, will keep that in mind [emoji8]
This says everything!!
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And because you guy actually care! I got a wicked deal on an Alloy chassis Vickta with a 160cc Honda motor! Happy days!!
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At least she is honest mate. Nice pickup by the way. Honda 4 strokes are the chocie IMO.
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My gardeners choice {Kmart}Lawnmower blew the motor so I re powered it with a 6hp honda copy motor for $175.Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
It will cut 6in grass idling what a beast, lol lol and a wide cut as well the nature strip would normalyl take 7 cuts{rows}
with the old Briggs and stratton 3.5 this will cut it in 5 ,, love it
Oh yeah!!!!:Yahoo!: Now just to have a car to put it in. Lol.
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WHAT... Still no car???Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
What's the hold up?
Ahhh you're getting a LS conversion done ain't you........
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Did you get a show special price already? Where are you going to mount it, they doubles are huge!!Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
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Still no car John. They said early next week it will be done. I hope...Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Its actually second hand. The hose kit and loom are brand new though. Never used. Got it for a bargain. I couldn't say no. It will fit under the pax seat as its pretty flat. But real heavy. Its lower than the locker compressor under there now. I just have to figure out how to plumb and wire it so it works just as a compressor, and then just as a compressor for the air locker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bacho86
I'm real keen to see how fast this pumps up a deflated 35.
Nice score. Nothing to figure out mate. It has a pressure switch and cuts in and out off that. The loom turns it on. When you use the locker the solenoid opens and trips the pressure switch. Just add your pump up line in with female nittos and the pressure switch will still operate. The airline becomes storage.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Cheers Daz.Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
As it stands now with my current compressor. I have two switches, one to turn the compressor on, it will only run though if its below the set pressure switch. And then theres the actual locker switch.
So I'm assuming, well hoping, with the new loom, I can do a third function of just soley running the compressor.
yeah nah its right now. The locker switch just turns on a Solenoid to activate your airlocker. I assume your running the ARB loom for the diff locker compressor? if so and you are happy to remove the locker compressor? then literally just remove the locker compressor and install the new one and plug it back in... Nothing to do, nothing to change.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
The first switch turns on the compressor. The airlock switch does nothing to the compressor other than use air and initiate the low pressure switch to activate the compressor again. The ARB loom powers up the air locker switch Pin2 from the Pin3 on the Compressor switch but this is irrelevant to you.
The only thing you may need to alter is the supply size tot he new compressor and the size of the relay to activate it so only the Battery to Compressor side of the loom, the rest stays the same.