Endless Air belt driver air compressor for the Chev, including manifold set-up, 2 x 10m coily air hoses to suit, wiper washer bottle, chocolate donut
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Endless Air belt driver air compressor for the Chev, including manifold set-up, 2 x 10m coily air hoses to suit, wiper washer bottle, chocolate donut
Few things arrived today.
The hub bearing adjusting tool.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...id=70540&stc=1
Vaccum gauge and tester as well as a bleeding tool in one. Handy. One of these: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/201662640274
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...id=70541&stc=1
A weird soup?? That`s normal for me ha ha ha. We make beetroot for salads and think it`s better than shop bought stuff. We try a different method (slight variation of the previous one) of making the beetroot juice every time.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
Superior Engineering Adjustable Rear Panhard
Here you go John a picQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Tank, winch and exhaust
Rest to come in 2 weeksAttachment 70591
A new Dewalt 18v 1/2 drive brushless impact wrench.
The bar, front springs, steering dampener, redarc gauge, fog lights arrived todayAttachment 70757
Didn't buy it. A mate just gave me one of these! I've had to force him into taking a slab of mid strength beer! Tough deal. Its a Marlin 37 .22
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...017/01/168.jpg
You'd have to force most real men to take a box of mid....Quote:
Originally Posted by growler2058
Cool looking bang stick though
>>>tappin from tassie
Nah it's what the girly man drinks
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You mean the majority of 'men' in Australia :-)
https://www.brewsnews.com.au/2012/05...-popular-beer/
Haha! Not me. I know you love that beer though.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
On another note. I tested my latest brew today with the hydrometer in preparations for bottling day and it turns out i have made a brew that sits at 8.4% ABV!
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Speaking on drinks.
I'm ready to settle down with a little of this.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...017/01/177.jpg
Yeah we used to grow our own beetroot and pickle it ourselves. Came out way better than the tinned variety. Hopefully in my next house, wherever it may be, I will have room to have a veggie patch again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bush Ranger
Thrown abit of coin at your pride and joy Rusty when do you start fitting it all.?Quote:
Originally Posted by rusty00
Nothing like home grown veg / fruit and creating some thing from them. I have a few punnets of beetroot in the ground at the moment and still waiting for them to grow. As soon as I take my eye off of them and forget about them, they`ll be grown up and knocking on the back door to be boiled up and pickled. I pickled a heap of green capsicum and chillies two weeks back and hoping the vinegar mix will go good on the next batch of fish and chips, but no idea what I`m going to use the capsicum and chillies for. I`m the only one in the house who`ll eat chillies in one form or another. You looking at acreage of some sort, or an extra large back yard?Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Tank is fitted and the rest from this weekend onwards.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Going to be a long slow job.
Have a good background in automotive but crap at electrics.
Acreage I wish. Just a big back yard for now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bush Ranger
A big yard be great or smallish acreage.
And again tonightQuote:
Originally Posted by jay see
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...017/01/191.jpg
Bendix extreme brake pads for front and rear, fuel transfer pump between main and aux tank, 700 watt light bar 100amp relay
6 Micky Thompson 285/75 16's ATZ P3's
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Nice choice, I just bought a set in 285/70/17. I've had a set on my last 4wd for 70,000kms so far, still got a good 20 or 30 thousand in them and they've done some tough trips fully loaded. I managed to stake one a while back, but I was turning a trailer around in Mulga scrub, so was bound to happen. Hopefully this set will perform just as well on the Patrol.Quote:
Originally Posted by rainsey
Today I bought a set of Sandgrabba mats, never paid so much for a set of floor mats, so hope they live up to the hype!
Nice John? I can't say I've had that one. I've seen it plenty of time but I keep going the JD Single Barrel. Bloody nice drop that is the ol' single barrel stuff. Glenlivet is my fav for a single malt scotch too. Farkin' expensive though. Once I get a house, I will have to have a crack at making a whiskey or scotch now I got my beer stash.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Oh yeah I and I just bought 24 long necks too for the next brew....Haha! Thats what I bought today.
LHS splash guard and fuel tank filler guard from Patrolapart. Ordered Wednesday arvo, arrived here in Canberra this morning (Friday), took all of 5 minutes to fit, all good now ��
Always been tempted to buy some of those sand grabba mats for the front and rear but never got around to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevemc181
Look forward to your comments once fitted and trialled for a while
A 4.5 x 3 metre gazebo so the truck can have a bit of shade from the hot days coming.
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Just scored some front and rear GQ Ti velour seats in the hope of a bit more comfort....... door cards to, to keep it all matching........ just need a little tidy up and should come up nice......... just need to find that elusive thicker console lid/armrest now
Bought a Fin Nor Mega Lite MLS 60 reel.
Thumper dual air compressor , Thuraya sat phone and just in case a PLB .Attachment 70850
A buyers advocate. Well hired one. Coz we have never bid at auction and really don't want to miss out for the fourth time. Good thing about this guy, he's very intimidating at auctions apparently, and auctioneers hate him. Particularly the mob we are wanting to get this house through. They are notorious for under quoting, in a tricky, yet legal manner, and this advocate knows how they play the game. So interesting and very nervous times ahead.
5 Micky Thompson 285/70/17 ATZ P3's
Duel battery tray
Marks 4wd reduction gears in 43% flavour!
Gearing is nice and low now.
My 2.5 x 2.5 mossier and fly mesh tent turned up for the awning , but in this heat it can wait for a trial fit .
Like the cluster backing but will keep mine standard .
Mozzie and fly mesh tent for 2.5x2.5 awning , materials are heavy duty , fairly easy to put up , midgee proof mesh .
Have a feeling that extra zip should have been on car side for easy access to car but can't get to beer fridge that way so not a huge drama and wish it had a floor but couldn't seem to find any brand this size with a floor .
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that would be perfect on the banks of the Murray, air flow ,,,mozzie proofQuote:
Originally Posted by GQtdauto
what more could you want. I like it a lot LOL
Upon reflection I may have put it up wrong ? And one zip may just be carside , it has two points that slide into the awning track front and back if I turned it 180 degrees I think one zip would be on car side .
We will probably get shademesh sewn onto bottom for a floor .
I bought a new wiring harness from Wholesale Automatics, so I can swap their torque converter lock up module from the Pajero to the Patrol. I've decided to wire this one in myself after seeing the bodgy job a local 4wd shop did on the Pajero. Soldered wires had no insulation etc, shits me when you pay good money to supposed professionals and you get a bodgy job in return.
I hear you, when my trailer wires fails I traced it back to scotch loks joining all the wires.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevemc181
After venting big time I asked if this was considered best practice, they did not answer.
Anyway like you I ended up soldering all wires, no further problems easy peasy lol
What did I buy today?
Chiko roll for lunch.