11th/12th Dec

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11th/12th Dec

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Well, I'll be first to do something this weekend!!

Made some progress on the Lux (finally!!) Have fitted the Locker in the front diff, need a replacement pinion shaft as mine was stuffed so just waitin for that

And have the back yard prepped so can remove 30 odd sq meters of dirt this weekend for our new soakpit :?
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Well last night the guy I was going to get a second hand petrol tank from said he couldn't find the Vitara one he thought he had and only had 6 413 tanks :shock:

So this morning ring around places trying to find one and I had to settle for one from Henderson Parts world for 200+gst :evil: Not exactly what I wanted to pay for one. Still I needed it quickly and I was sick of repairing the leak on my tank, least I got a spare one now :wink:

Came home fitted it all up, packed the zuk already for Sunday club Christmas run to Woodhill :D
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Started pulling the Samurai apart for the "rebuild" and new paint job,will do a build thred soon.Would love to post photos but i dont know how........... :evil: :evil:.but all good i know someone who knows how, a Suzukisport :lol: :lol:
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Had to fix a major oil leak.
Oil return from vacuum pump had burst/split and oil was going everywhere.
Lucky I was only a few meters from home. Still ended up losing 2L of oil, most of it up my drive.
What a drama trying to find suitable hose on a Sat afternoon.
Ended up doing a temp repair till I find a 5/8 - 1/2" 90 degree adapter.
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Got rear bar all tracked up, will weld it up completly next saturday as dad dose all the welding on my bar work as i carnt weld arc for shit :lol: ordered 15x10 rims for the patrol today so they gona be here just befor xmas, sound like im going to have to cut the back of the front gards abit, but ill have a look once they on and see how much i need to cut :?
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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well later on today, I ended up not going out so I had more time, so I re welded a couple of broken exhaust mounts, then went and covered my Suzuki in this shiny stuff, Hope no magpies are around tomorrow at Woodhill :lol:

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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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suzookyman wrote:Started pulling the Samurai apart for the "rebuild" and new paint job,will do a build thred soon.Would love to post photos but i dont know how........... :evil: :evil:.but all good i know someone who knows how, a Suzukisport :lol: :lol:


It may cost ya tho :lol:
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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lincooln wrote:well later on today, I ended up not going out so I had more time, so I re welded a couple of broken exhaust mounts, then went and covered my Suzuki in this shiny stuff, Hope no magpies are around tomorrow at Woodhill :lol:

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:) :) :) :) HAHAHA nice
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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spent sat at RW on track clearing mission, had a good strong Toyota Contingent and we cleared a good chunk of scrub from a couple of tracks :)
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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a bit of 4wd today, may of done some steering box damage, and seen a safari go from 4x4 to 2x4 then 0x0, still in there, repair back to 4x2 thursday and tow it out to the road again :D
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Well had a good day at Woodhill, Had about 11 norwest trucks there so it was a good turnout for once. good bbq afterwards too. Thrashed the suzuki a fair bit and its still all mint as.

Found a couple of thigs to do though: Make a decnt battery mount as mine kept moving and when I went to start it would juct click and I would need to wriggle the terminal, Second I need a carb kit on it and before that clean the float chamber. New cambelt/water pump and sometime I might even get a locker :shock: :wink: :roll:
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Had my mates wedding yesterday, I sorted out 2 trucks for us boys to use as wedding cars, luckily 2 of us on the bridal party had our HTs, so I drove the Mack Superliner tipper unit and another mate drove the Mack tri axle Trident tractor unit. Heck did we get some looks driving up the main street of Hamilton!! haha

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cool looking trucks man nice one
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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nothing 4x4 related.
went finishing top of the Firth inline with Port jackson, caught shit loads of good sized snapps, they are friken going off this year, good times
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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a few pics from today at woodhill

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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Sat: Went to Rallywoods, Didn't take truck but took chainsaw instead!

Bit of a long drive there and back from palmy, but was a good day out, nice change to work outside for a day!! The company was definatly entertaining...

Bring on the next one!

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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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nzhunter wrote:Had my mates wedding yesterday, I sorted out 2 trucks for us boys to use as wedding cars, luckily 2 of us on the bridal party had our HTs, so I drove the Mack Superliner tipper unit and another mate drove the Mack tri axle Trident tractor unit. Heck did we get some looks driving up the main street of Hamilton!! haha

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Wow! That is exceptionally cool! 8)
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was a pretty chilled out weekend for me, slept 15 much needed hours last night, stripped copper most of today
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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fitted 33s sat night then hit the ashley with dan (109) on sunday morning and got stuck in the middle of a suzuki convoy :lol: towed dan back after breaking a fan belt and then had a much needed rest 8)
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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nzhunter wrote:Had my mates wedding yesterday, I sorted out 2 trucks for us boys to use as wedding cars, luckily 2 of us on the bridal party had our HTs, so I drove the Mack Superliner tipper unit and another mate drove the Mack tri axle Trident tractor unit. Heck did we get some looks driving up the main street of Hamilton!! haha

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thats some very cool wedding vehicles 8) 8) 8)

is the tripple axle a log hauler?is it tripple diff locked 8)
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Shane wrote:
thats some very cool wedding vehicles 8) 8) 8)

is the tripple axle a log hauler?is it tripple diff locked 8)


Haha nah it usually tows a 4 axle 40 foot trailer carrying lime, its such a mish to turn with that on!

The axle closest to the back of the cab is a lazy axle and can be put up and down. The two rear axles are drivers though with cross locks on each axle and also a diff lock on the power divider.

Its such a sweet truck shame its only got a Mack E7 470hp engine where as the tipper unit has a Cummins 550hp Dohc Signature engine it goes hard!
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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nzhunter wrote:
Shane wrote:
thats some very cool wedding vehicles 8) 8) 8)

is the tripple axle a log hauler?is it tripple diff locked 8)


Haha nah it usually tows a 4 axle 40 foot trailer carrying lime, its such a mish to turn with that on!

The axle closest to the back of the cab is a lazy axle and can be put up and down. The two rear axles are drivers though with cross locks on each axle and also a diff lock on the power divider.

Its such a sweet truck shame its only got a Mack E7 470hp engine where as the tipper unit has a Cummins 550hp Dohc Signature engine it goes hard!


Yea but whats better to work on the E7 or the Sig hahahaha

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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Lynx wrote:
nzhunter wrote:
Shane wrote:
thats some very cool wedding vehicles 8) 8) 8)

is the tripple axle a log hauler?is it tripple diff locked 8)


Haha nah it usually tows a 4 axle 40 foot trailer carrying lime, its such a mish to turn with that on!

The axle closest to the back of the cab is a lazy axle and can be put up and down. The two rear axles are drivers though with cross locks on each axle and also a diff lock on the power divider.

Its such a sweet truck shame its only got a Mack E7 470hp engine where as the tipper unit has a Cummins 550hp Dohc Signature engine it goes hard!


Yea but whats better to work on the E7 or the Sig hahahaha

Cheers Daniel




hahah E7 hands down I wouldn't even know where to start on the sig but still the sigs a million times better than the new mack(volvo) MP8 engine
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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The sigs allgood, especially if its got a autoshift roadranger up its arse, plenty of wires.

Cheers Daniel
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Finally got extended breathers installed on the Jimny on Saturday. About time. :roll:
Headed out to Ashley river on Sunday and had a ball of a time. Was one of the Jimny's in the Suzuki convoy that mickey88 mentioned. I thought i rocognised the vehicles.

mickey88 wrote:fitted 33s sat night then hit the ashley with dan (109) on sunday morning and got stuck in the middle of a suzuki convoy :lol: towed dan back after breaking a fan belt and then had a much needed rest 8)


Got back and realised that some damage has been done to my front recovery point :oops: . Next weekends job is to try to relocate it.
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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lincooln wrote:a few pics from today at woodhill

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I managed to break my C.V, on the hill climb that I was doing but giving the conditions (Dry and clay hard) what would you expect LoL
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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especially for how long it has been clicking, least now you can get it fixed adn you can stay on a trip for the whole time :lol: :wink:
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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lincooln wrote:especially for how long it has been clicking, least now you can get it fixed adn you can stay on a trip for the whole time :lol: :wink:


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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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Went to Aucks on Sunday got my Wife her new car. Now I can tinker with that as well :)

Really need a wheel alignment on the bighorn my fron passengers tyre is starting to wear on the side quite quickly and these are my new M/T's as well so going to sort out my road tyres during the week as I would rather chew them out.
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Re: 11th/12th Dec

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started this in the weekend and finished it tonight so i suppose it still counts, bit of front bar work on the Whale, had no bumpers when i bought it and have always been a bit wary of those exposed front guards so quickly knocked up a little bit of protection
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