RustCollector
3rd Member
Last Activity: 06-11-2021, 10:31 PM
Joined: 07-28-2019
Location: Eastern Massachusetts
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That what my truck is trying to look like. Great truck, good luck with sale! -
I seem to remember, years ago, on a site that I can't remember, a guy called Aloha Rover (?) built his own Series chassis from really heavy stock, and I think there were at least rudimentary drawings...Leave a comment:
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I've taken measurements for you. I'm going to give you dimensions not to the holes, but to the latch striker body.
I think the most consistent surface between our trucks may be the top of...Leave a comment:
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That's a good amount of light! Nice install. Great thread on the storage lockers, too. Great idea, and great use for an old roof....Leave a comment:
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Mark, I see your point. I'll skip washers and use Loctite, because I already have it.
Gene, thanks for the parts numbers and insight. I think Loctite will do what the locking tabs used ...Leave a comment:
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OK, I'll see if I can sneak out tonight, but it'll most likely be tomorrow morning (eastern US time)....Leave a comment:
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Our friend in Norwell doesn't have any of these? This seems right up his alley....Leave a comment:
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How do you like the color that the lights give off? My impression is that LED's are bluer than incandescent, but photos don't really show any of that accurately....Leave a comment:
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I'll send you ten cents in the mail. That's a good start....Leave a comment:
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Roverjohn, if you need dimensions to go with Neil's excellent photos, let me know. Specify your favorite flavor: inch or metric. I'll see what I can get for you from my S3 with anti-burst latches....Leave a comment:
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So you'd use a lock washer with our without Loctite? I am ready to order metric grade 8.8, which should be fine for a clutch housing, for the reasons you mentioned.
How about a flat was...Leave a comment:
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I guess another option would be flange head bolts, to eliminate a washer. Opinions appreciated....Leave a comment:
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I have one of those speedy stitchers somewhere, and I never knew how to use it. This makes me happy - my thumbs won't be getting abused by the dull end of the needle anymore. Now I can fix my canvas ...Leave a comment:
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Flywheel fixings question
My 5 main bearing engine's flywheel takes M8 x 1.25 bolts to hold on the clutch pressure plate. I got this engine with just 3 bolts holding the pressure plate to the flywheel, and there are no washers... -
Gene, I'll follow PaulD's thread for sure. My gearboxes all had oil in them when the truck came into my ownership, so I missed the fun of a dry, rusted box of stuff.
I just adjusted the...Leave a comment:
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Name That Noise (Land Rover edition) will have to wait. Today we played Name That Noise with the family mini van. We went from "what's that funny noise" last week to a complete transmission...Leave a comment:
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I bought a new one from RN last summer. I asked about the huge price difference between ProLine and Genuine. I asked which one is more durable, and he said "I don't know, I've never sold a genuine...Leave a comment:
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I topped off the gear oil in all the right places today to eliminate that as a cause. I didn't have to add much, really. Strange thing is, the swivel ball housings more than enough in there. They were...Leave a comment:
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OK, I'll check that. I did top off everything a few hundred miles ago, but that doesn't mean you are wrong....Leave a comment:
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OK, interesting....Leave a comment:
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