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thanks Martyn

Ok thanks for the reassurance Pete, i thought it would be ok but thought i would ask before i jumped in.
Maybe i'll wack a couple of meaty cable ties around it once its in situ to be sure

I need to work on my 3D with the front bucket in the raised position, the manual says use ram prop B

Any one know what this is? how long is it? can i just stick a bit of angle or channel in there of the right length?
A photo would be good if anyone has one

Thanks guys

Hey one crashed at my local airshow a few years back.
they say the pilot was showboating for the crowd and pulled the wrong lever

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=mp48kuVy-ww[/video]

Didn't know there was one Pete, I'll Google it

Thanks Pete

Thanks for taking the time to answer Craig I knew it was a Morris, i meant has anyone actually seen or know of this actual truck. I believe it was last seen around the Manningtree Essex area at the turn of the century I was owned by my recently deceased Father-in-law before that, he used it for cart...

Anyone know anything about, or has seen this truck?

anyone know anything about these?

the sensor you can test with a multimeter, best done in a pan like the video in case the thermostat is jammed closed

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=wFHWpgHMAvY[/video]

and the gauges should be all separate, no pcb

Headed down to the Suffolk coastal town of Aldeburgh today, and found these Beauties living out their retirement by the sea