101 Handbook

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Originally Posted by 101 Ron

The MRFs will not be a problem as the 101 was made for these tyres and my 101 has been wound up to 120kph a few times and the MRFS and the Nakangs on the back have not fallen off.
The biggest problem with the bar treads is a wet road with the heavy steering of the 101 and the answer is to beware and reduce speed.

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I am getting a "sand" pattern rather than bar treads.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...008/02/300.jpg

Go for it!

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Originally Posted by garrycol

I am getting a "sand" pattern rather than bar treads.

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Garry - let us know how they go and how much they end up costing.

Diana

Ron - you don't feel like doing the final assembly on a Rover 3 litre 6 do you?

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Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

let us know how much they end up costing.

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$215 each - tyre only not fitted, no tubes etc

I get enough F head therapy with my old willys Jeep .
I gave up on Rover 6s when I left RAEME Army Reserve many years ago.

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Originally Posted by 101 Ron

I get enough F head theropy with my old willys Jeep .
I gave up on Rover 6s when I left RAEME Army Reserve many years ago.

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Oh well I guess it's out with the manuals and some spanners and follow the instructions.

Were Willy's Jeeps "F" head ? Not that I would know but I got the impression they were flat heads - you learn something new everyday.

- Regarding the 3 litre, I have the oil cooler fittings of a mil SIII - good idea to fit or not?

Diana

hi garycol:p
i have done fair bit of work on my 101c i found it easeir to take front nose cone off as lot easier to get to wireing and to do brake master cyl
just depends on how much time you got to do things i could you photos but hard for me to work out to get on site
send me pm of e mail address i e mail photos to give you some ideas:D

cheers cooee

Cooee, got a chassis number for your 101, or have I asked you for that already :lol2:

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Originally Posted by cooee

hi garycol:p
i have done fair bit of work on my 101c i found it easeir to take front nose cone off as lot easier to get to wireing and to do brake master cyl
just depends on how much time you got to do things i could you photos but hard for me to work out to get on site
send me pm of e mail address i e mail photos to give you some ideas:D

cheers cooee

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Thanks for the information and the offer - saw you truck in the galleries - nice :)

Are you modelling your truck on this one?

101 Forward Control

I will persist with the nose cone on at the moment because I know it will cause me more grief:(

My main problem is that my truck has been sitting for a long time after returning from a long round Aust trip - still has heaps of SA mud under it and most things have siezed and corroded. Also a few starnge mods like moving the heater matrix from inside the cabin to the tunnel in front of the oil cooler - probably to help in engine cooling when being used in the top end - down side was no inside air and for me now no heater for Canberras cold cold winters.

Cheers

Garry

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Originally Posted by garrycol

Does anyone have a link to download a 101 operators handbook like this one. All the links I have tried have the workshop manual, the parts manual and other books but I cannot find the handbook.

Thanks

Garry

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Hi Garry,

Here is a link to the 101 handbook

http://redmoon.com.au/101/101fc_user_manual.pdf

Right click the link and choose "save target as"

Cheers

Wayne..