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Wex

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  1. Sorry Geoff but are you saying the 192 isnt available to the UK ?
  2. You're welcome fella.Ask him to post you a catalogue & take a trip to the IF&W show next year you'll find a few there.
  3. Speak to Sean Lenihan WWW.FORESTRY.IE : Forestry Tools & Equipment He's the Irish agent for Ars , excellent quality , Japanese made. The shafts are notched so the height isn't just limited to each shaft lenght if you catch my drift. About €220 for the equivalent of the €400 Silky Hayauchi.I have got any connections with them , just a happy customer
  4. They're of the blue box variety.The heads are LR tho.TBH they're ok and give plenty of vision.Little bit of play in them tho but no shaking when driving , yet . I originally had a set of standard arms bolted to a bit of 40 x 20 box section but these new ones were given to me by a good friend.
  5. Thanks I don't know yet to be honest bud but will be taking a trip to the local weighbridge as soon as I can
  6. Here's my truck.I bought it as a chassis cab , twisted bonnet , mangled roof , shot rear X member , mouldy electrics , mangledhalfshafts etc etc. I replaced everything , back to bare metal , several coats of paint ( roller) , Terrafirma expedtion shocks , springs , + 2 lift , BF hoses , hd shafts and drivemembers.Found an old utilities box body , cut it down and bolted it on.Bought a new 12v power pack & 4 stage 3.5 ton bottle ram and made up a new tipping bed and sides.All using a cheapy Aldi stick welder.I put two storage cages in under the tipping bed which are accessed by screwing off the tie down eyes.The pump and split charge battery is fitted in the storage box.After a years work it passed its DOE (MOT) last Saturday.It got 4 days solid driving and work this week . Currently making a roof rack for it and will be fitting a water heater for handwash.Have to say I absoleutely hated it for the last few weeks before it's test but now love it Here's a few pics and theres a few hundred in the photobucket album showing various stages , linked below http://photobucket.com/arbtruck
  7. The electric switch screws into the transfer box casing and theres a spring loaded plunger on the end of it.When the linkage within the box (not outside from the lever) passes by the switch into the engaged position it pushesthe plunger back up into the switch making a circuit bringing the dash light on.Sometimes the plunger on the end of the switch gets gunged up with stale gearbox oil etc and sticks in the "on" position even though you may have disengaged the difflock.Just a remove and clean does the trick . Never had to replace one myself unless the pos or neg tabs were cream crackered . But like you say a bit of usage might free it up.Check both box oil levels aswell:thumbup1:
  8. The electric on/off switch will be sticking on the transfer box.It's on the top right of the transfer box where it meets the gearbox,pull off the 2 pos neg wires and unscrew.Clean it and screw it back in but you'll have to dick about with the threaded stop/lock nut on it to make sure its not set too deep or it will show that the diff is locked when its not.Thats the way I remember it anyway
  9. That is one very clever piece of engineering.Out of curiosity do yo have an agent in Ireland Peter ?
  10. I drove a 300 tdi Disco out of Lix Toll about 6 years ago , spent hours looking over those two , amazing machines
  11. Bought a 130 chassis cab a year ago , nearly finished.I'll post up once it's done.Made my own tipper from scratch but have seen a few here use cut down transit tipper beds to good effect.Some threads here already on it.
  12. CS30 & 31 are usually combined for around Euro €700 approx if I remember correctly , 38/39 €1275 , 32 €575 ish , 40/41 combined €875 ish.I don't regret spending a penny on any of them. And to the OP , good luck with it
  13. Hats off , that's a smart setup
  14. I go to local small business network meetings now and again which are free.Have made a few good contacts , referrals and a few small jobs.But 600 bucks buys a good few weeks advertising in the local papers.Agree it's for certain types of businesses
  15. Might be me but they (BNI) sound more or less like a glorified pyramid scheme ?
  16. I found a score in an old coat of mine , that's this weeks profit doubled
  17. and a Pocketboy tucked in your sock for back up
  18. Sorry for the hijack ..... Chris could you pm me details on this please.
  19. Jon , best upgrade your shocks aswell.Terrafirma Wide Bore Expedition:thumbup1:
  20. A friend of mine that imports UK cars uses NVD ( National Vehicle Deliveries) here in Ireland.Thay do door to door or can put it on the ferry for you to collect on the other side.The'yre well known over here and have a good reputation.Hope this helps.
  21. Wex

    Fig tree sap

    Sounds as nasty as hogweed
  22. Well done What diameters did you use ?

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