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    Quote Originally Posted by grey_ghost View Post
    Hi Colin,

    You are welcome to come and visit anytime, but it is a fair drive from your side of town!

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    It's a fair drive from any side of town.

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    We'll be up on the weekend,, be handy if she starts so you can take Leeanne for a quick burl (never know,, she might relent and let me have one )

    The three position switch is a steering column truck light switch as indicated by John, and I'm pretty sure from memory its Bedford K series (?) unit. I think actually, quite a few English vehicles were issued with these types of switches.
    Pic 20 I think, there's some carby fittings/linkages there in the top RH corner I think.
    The cab lights look like old bus type interior lights maybe(?).

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    Hi Chops,

    After drying out she starts again but has NO brakes so I shan’t be driving her too far... May - 86" Series 1May - 86" Series 1
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    Quote Originally Posted by grey_ghost View Post
    Hi Chops,

    After drying out she starts again but has NO brakes so I shan’t be driving her too far... May - 86" Series 1May - 86" Series 1

    Haha,,, you look a little concerned about the brakes Tom

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    Looks a little ripper Tom

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    Quote Originally Posted by goingbush View Post
    Yes . I understand that, maybe what I should have said is the TRG blokes wouldn't like it .

    I might be wrong but Im pretty sure your not allowed to cross a strap over like that, you have to use something like a choker or one of these.

    While I'm sure those items in the photo are better, I don't know of any legislation that forbids crossing a strap - it may only be recommended practice but I'd be happy to be corrected if you have the appropriate legislation handy. Passed several Police on the way back - including Highway Patrol, no one chased us down to tell us off, so I still consider it safe and legal to be honest, but happy to be corrected. 😊
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chops View Post
    We'll be up on the weekend,, be handy if she starts so you can take Leeanne for a quick burl (never know,, she might relent and let me have one )

    The three position switch is a steering column truck light switch as indicated by John, and I'm pretty sure from memory its Bedford K series (?) unit. I think actually, quite a few English vehicles were issued with these types of switches.
    Pic 20 I think, there's some carby fittings/linkages there in the top RH corner I think.
    The cab lights look like old bus type interior lights maybe(?).
    The steering column light switch could also be off a Leyland truck, if not it's certainly very similar, no doubt many at the time were of similar design

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    Looks like a great s1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Homestar View Post
    While I'm sure those items in the photo are better, I don't know of any legislation that forbids crossing a strap - it may only be recommended practice but I'd be happy to be corrected if you have the appropriate legislation handy. Passed several Police on the way back - including Highway Patrol, no one chased us down to tell us off, so I still consider it safe and legal to be honest, but happy to be corrected. 😊

    Not to worry , I'm the only one of my siblings thats not a cop , I don't think any of them would see anything wrong with this picture ! I still would not cross a strap back on itself , maybe its just me.


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    Quote Originally Posted by goingbush View Post
    Yes . I understand that, maybe what I should have said is the TRG blokes wouldn't like it .

    I might be wrong but Im pretty sure your not allowed to cross a strap over like that, you have to use something like a choker or one of these.

    Yet another post of opinion vs legislation.

    Care to back your opinion up with the appropriate legislation? A link would be handy.

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