Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
26th June 2018, 23:32
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18th May 2017, 21:40
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18th May 2017, 21:01
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
8th May 2017, 21:25
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
8th May 2017, 21:08
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Mystery parts
Any one recognise these?
I know they look like mudflaps but I can't see how they fit back on and I'm beginning to wonder whether they are not TK parts at all. The metal brackets you see form a...
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
12th January 2017, 05:06
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Any ideas why my 466 engine would have been...
Any ideas why my 466 engine would have been fitted with a 3-terminal oil pressure switch? I'm guessing it is a changeover switch with NO/C/NC but what was it used for? The wiring loom only appears to...
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
28th August 2016, 21:28
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
21st July 2016, 20:29
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
21st July 2016, 10:00
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
12th July 2016, 01:07
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
11th July 2016, 20:59
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11th July 2016, 20:57
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
13th April 2016, 09:20
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Does anyone know the procedure for tightening...
Does anyone know the procedure for tightening this nut after replacing the propshaft centre bush. It tightens up exactly between two slots and if you back it off it is not much more than finger...
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
5th January 2016, 22:27
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
5th January 2016, 18:27
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The truck is 1980 and has dual air circuits...
The truck is 1980 and has dual air circuits driving a servo to dual hydraulic circuits. The handbrake is a spring brake on the rear axle that operates the wheel hydraulic cylinders mechanically.
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
5th January 2016, 08:37
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
20th July 2015, 20:46
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
10th June 2015, 20:26
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Turns out they are NP.
I bought a set of...
Turns out they are NP.
I bought a set of three plug taps on fleabay for $33 delivered. I probably will never use them to cut new threads but for cleaning out old ones they work very well.
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
24th May 2015, 20:42
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
30th April 2015, 21:52
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Dismantled the rear cross-member and gearbox...
Dismantled the rear cross-member and gearbox mount. What an elaborate set-up! I wonder why.
1 cross-member
2 large castings
4 rubber bushes
4 large bolts
4 special bolts with coachbolt...
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
22nd April 2015, 22:32
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I stripped down the foot-brake air valve.
...
I stripped down the foot-brake air valve.
There are air two chambers one of which was quite clean and the other was full of white powder. The cylinder bore seemed good but then I noticed that it...
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
7th April 2015, 21:42
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Thanks so much for all the help guys! These...
Thanks so much for all the help guys! These forums are such great resources for amateurs like me.
Following various advice I got the springs off pretty easily with a large pair of water-pump...
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
3rd April 2015, 04:50
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
8th February 2015, 19:22
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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion
26th January 2015, 18:54
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It's a good question and I did think long and...
It's a good question and I did think long and hard about it, why blue and not black. Here is my reasoning -
Blue is nicer to work on than black, not so dark underneath
It's the same colour as...
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