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Of all the mods we could do to our trucks, considering the money and effort we pile into them, this has actually got to be up there with the 'must do's'. Nice one Martin.:thumb2 Cheeky and to the point now..... Thatcham install. How much are we looking at may I ask? D

Ok , thanks for that.:thumb2 I did some work for a guy that had a company that specialised in extracting gold from redundant tech and from all sorts of equipment. He was doing ok.:cool:

Why would anybody “need” mercury Rick? Please excuse my ignorance. Davey

On excercise with Dartmoor Search and Rescue. In readyness for Ten Tors in May. Beautiful day weatherwise. :cool:

Very well!

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Fair point Rick. How big is your tube? :)

My father-in-law has one of these sets. It’s old, but the rods look the same. He has a piece of 3”x3” angle iron about 3ft long with a ring on one end. It has holes along it alternately on each side with the iron laying on the ground with the rods driven in on the angle each side if this makes...

That's the Swedish Army stamp Rick.:thumb2 To find 10 of them is quite something!

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Yeah Man, our Patrol bearings are freekin huge!!

Neil Mine is 52mm! D

Rick, I like the way you explain stuff, and your pictures along the way are excellent. :thumb2 Davey

Really good looking Jay. That image makes your Patrol look longer and bigger than the caravan:lol

Morning!:thumb2

Brilliant discounted price for the front bearing tool. EBay £13 inc P&P from Australia (previously £21). I've got one on its way, so I can torque them up properly!

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It looks so clean Rick.....I think Zippy's used blu-tac!:lol

Hub?

Jim, that's a tool and a good tip in one post!:thumb2 Rick, I made a jig once that allowed me to create a radiused end to a standard bullnosed kitchen worktop, using an industrial router. Sounds a bit dull, but nobody else was doing that at the time and made a unique feature. That was nearly...