What did you do on your Perentie Today.

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Originally Posted by 123rover50

Wow:o Thanks, I never got on to that before.
I am tempted to bid on a few bits.
Funny how some lots are getting lots of bid and others not when they look the same thing.

What do they mean when they say the crate has to be removed?

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Buyer beware. The units are used and there is no guarantee that they actually work !! You can inspect the units and ones that look in better condition will usually go for more money.
They mean that if you win the part you have to take the packing case it comes in as well.


Good luck !!

Ah, got it. Thats OK stops the bits rattling around in the trailer.
Bit hard to inspect from up here but if the price is right it may be worth a trip.
Thanks.
Keith

Today I picked up my new Perentie after having an ignition key steering lock and PAS fitted.

The seats in this one are different to the Isri seats in 48-852 but more comfortable.

Picked mine up last night and today gave it a better grip on Australia. Almost like these things were built for 285's!

Also realised it had a very fitting rego number for a 110!

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Originally Posted by jskerm

Picked mine up last night and today gave it a better grip on Australia. Almost like these things were built for 285's!

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Have you fitted power steering?


Cheers, Mick.

Why is it that AFM have power steering pumps advertised in their catalogue?
Did some of the vehicles used by the army have power steering?
Cheers, Mick

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Originally Posted by mick88

Why is it that AFM have power steering pumps advertised in their catalogue?
Did some of the vehicles used by the army have power steering?
Cheers, Mick

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RFSV's and 6X6 Mick

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Originally Posted by mick88

Have you fitted power steering?

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No, really havn't missed it either. I may get to it one day but I think a turbo will be next on the list. Not that it really needs that either, i can't believe how much torque these things have. I will be doing a bit of towing with it so a turbo can't hurt..

I'm finally happy with storing "stuff" in the back of my Perentie for when I go away.
The large middle spacecase carries basic camping stuff, while the case on the right has tools, spares etc in it, and the spacecase on the left has the food in it.
My Engel will go on the floor whan I go away.
I have a Codan HF mounted behind the passenger seat and a small lithium jumpstart pack behind the driver seat.
I also discovered that if you take out the bolts holding the seats into the back, and screw them in from below, Bunnings have nice little 8mm thread securing eyes that screw over them perfectly.
Whilst the Spacecases may look like they can be removed, they will be secured very well in the next few days which means anyone who wants them will have to work VERY hard to remove them!