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i think they drain into sill on front behind the mud flaps.

bit off topic there as yours turned out to be a 2 way valve wich if only 2 years old is a poor show.but at least she will be warm.

you need the pump to start befor the boiler will fire up.i know this because last friday my boiler did not come on,i bled all bleeders in system as it happened once when i had the new gas boiler fitted but next day would not fire up.all controls were asking for heat.i got the fitter out and it...

lets not start another rant about 19,yes its happened so we just have to get on with it and every ones got there own oppinion.

pretty sure they are from factory and have read somewhere it says so and pick shows where to put sealer,cant remember where now,home brew fog. my new still gives 95abv on first run.

the starters should be sealed on fitting.

good old copper slip,old school,i always used it on all bolts much to the suppriesd younger chaps as they usually dont bother.but down the line my bolts came out lol.

oh dear hope things improve for you.

i fitted a pr of fiber glass ones and boy did they take some fitting but when finished they looked very good so i say provided you are competent at working out ways to do things get fiber ones.

good job there rick.

so it looks like to me from ricks pick is the length from 4 fixing holes to center of the swivel is a fair bit longer then thus putting camber out.

wow fast.

good post but how will peps know unless they have one side by side.

rick you mentioned a 3l on veg,was it a pree common rail lump.

be more worried about the hygene score of 4 on the door lol. they had other things to sort out i expect.

welcome to forum,patrol guys an gals will be along i expect,me i am just a terry owner.

lovely bit of welding that.

good post thanks.

hi mr zip,fine thank you. rick your first line will draw attention,meaning no disrespect to you.

its been filtered so wont need much done as i cleaned and filtered befor it went into tank.not sure how much in tank i will dip it. to see. you know my oil i used was very good as you have seen it.