Thread: Marks 101

Nice progress. There really was a lot of rust there. . Once you get the chassis sorted, you know you will have a great vehicle for years to come. The engine of that unit certainly ran sweet when I had a look at it, so hopefully you'll have done all the hard work when the chassis is sorted.

I think the chassis is going to be the easy part to sort, just the patience to get it right.
Being an electrician, I think trying to sort out the wiring is going to be the biggest nightmare, I am seriously considering that the easies route will be to start again, somewhere along its life, there has been at least 4 fires in the wiring loom and replacement sections.
There were circuits going to lights front, back, top and bottom all of which were not fuse protected!
I've already done a landy fire truck from scratch, including a few non standard items, this should be a hell of a lot easier!

So when did a little electrical fire slow you down Mark?

a few years ago in the BOS, just after they tried to burn he Billet Caster down!

this might take just as long to do aswell!

Hardly a challenge for you, remember, I know how skilled you are.
Wait till the BOC operator starts running for the exit!!

that usually means I have to run the other way!

Originally Posted by mark_coffey

that usually means I have to run the other way!

LoL, yes with extreme haste
Back on topic, if you need any help in the shed give me a yell, engine stands, engine hoist, tools, MIG etc