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tidy job:thumb2 I've just done under my rear arches too :thumbs

it worked for me in a T2 in the winter but as the weather warmed up it used more and more!

in fact i am going out in it now, I might clean my t2 for the first time this year :thumb2

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/231009420061?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

I would rather be out in it! :cool:

yes, pour it straight in the fuel tank! if you use it in the engine in this weather be prepared to top up a bout a pint every 50 miles! :doh trust me I've done it!

15/40 mineral oil! burns not a drop in any T2 i have used it in :thumb2 Had some nasty experiences with fully synthetic in a T2 :doh

writing book reviews for Amazon . . . :augie

it's actualy in pretty good nick, and the evidence does seem to point to it being stone marten.

not so much 'ticking boxes' as 'colouring outside the lines' :thumbs

Thanks folks, all the evidence seems to be saying stone marten, but I sort of wanted it to be a pine marten - maybe i could dye his fur? :lol

bear in mind this example is an antique and will have faded with age . . . best guess, out! like turning a water tap on, or opening a gas cylinder - screwing it out should let more fuel through :thumb2 but don't blame me if . . . :doh

pine? is that just a guess? :lol

I have no idea, just letting you know that I do read your contributions :thumb2

Calling wildlife fans! Picked this up at an auction today, Stone or Pine Marten? your thoughts please :nenau

did i mention the 2800 kilo towing capacity? It's the same as a T2 and I have two trailers that gross at 2600k so a capacity of 2000k is no good to me :nenau

This is one of the many drawbacks I find with the new Alko and Winterhoff caravan hitches, the need for a grease-less ball and an extended neck (Alko only) I have to keep changing flippping tow balls and jaws. Having said that with a detachable tow bar often you are stuck with just a ball at a...

This is why I am leaning to wards a Hyundai Terracan, they are heavier than a T2 (2250k) have more power (162 bhp). A proper hi/low box and are built on a late Shogun chassis. Plus, they are a little more economical! The downside is that they stopped making hem in 2007 so probably only room for...

I have had those Duelers on a lot of different trucks, I don't like them at all! My Mrs used to refuse to drive on them as they have terrible grip in ice and snow! I have a stack of them here we use them to stand water tubs in for the horses. I think Ford got a $150 million dollar settlement...

what's the turning circle like? every other crew-cab I have had it's been like a canal barge, hopeless if you want to reverse a big trailer round a tight corner, and the rear leg room hasn't been too clever either :nenau