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You look to have had fun there. Ditto on the ice comment, I found mine terrible on the moors, Got stuck and had to dig it out a few times. I would love to try out the 432, and iv'e been outside every dawn looking up and wishing for....Snow.
I visited a truck scrapyard obtained a 24 volt Scania Truck cab heater for very little, Not at all difficult to fit, It worked absalutely fine in the cab of a 5 ton. soft top. And no fear of ignition, gas, or fume problems. just my 1/2 penne'th
Nice pictures, and huge restoration job. You deserve a win there. My three jeeps are all original in every detailto WW.11. but quite rare over here as my oldest companion (1942 jeep) I owned since 1958! ( it is still as the U.S. Army sold it off after the conflict.)has the P.T.O. and pully to...
That IS a DEADLY WARNING we should all heed. I get odd looks when members of our group "leave the reo running" for the required time. HUMPH! no way, If they do this in the workshop I HOLD MY BREATH go in and shut the offender off. Yep it is along time to hold my breath in and out the shop..(I...
We ordered the from flea bay! quite a resnable price £52. for two cameras and a nice 7" split view selection monitor benny fitted where I gan glance down to view the actions. Also has a remote control. He also fitted a new reversing bleeper. All units were 12/24 volt. And Yes that is a learners...
Ours were wired TWO outers dip and main beam Switch on blackout and they went out and the two Inner I.R. Lamps ccame on with dip or high beams.
The helper #1 (bennym45) dispensed with all that probematic stuff as the dip switch was faulty, Cut and modified the wiring to use an ordinary M35 dip...
there should be a regulator valve somwhere on the cylinder head of the compressor. Or one of the lines should go to a feed back regulator. Guess you are going to have to explore the "unkown" with that truck. Good luck and keep us posted.
Welcome to the site hobby and events to come. That is a very tidy looking vehicle. If the air system is reading too high pressure, does the systen "blow off" (loud hiss) when pressure reaches the high pressure you mention?
Inform us of the actual pressure reached. (before blow off)
If the system...
I would have thought that (with) owning a truck like that changing the spare would be easy to fathom out out. It sure looks simple and easy to me. Try it as below. (report back)
https://youtu.be/PAKmGZp4htQ
If the truck in the picture is your new aquisition, then you have a great project And much to look forward to. So, Welcome to the hobby, and friendships (as well as events) to come.
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