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That is SUCH a good looking truck. You must be well pleased. And a nice tow bar came with it as well?.

Any loose or insecure connections will create a lot of heat (or burning).

Another truly (representative) 'Tough' truckthat will have seen REAL 'service'

agreed!

Check the timing.

That was an amazing purchase, and your determination and skills do you credit. We are following you posted progress avidly. Well done. (though I quite like that neat little heater!).

As a casual observer, I see that these regulations follow pretty much what is expected in the E.U. (Not including a FULL Vehicle test/inspection Every 12 months(And, the driver to have a drivers license in type)). AS read, this recommendation appears to apply to "Offroad" (designated at point of...

"It's a lot of years since I went to bed Frightened".

Unbelievable...The boys had taken out the gearbox, Removing components to do so. (prop shafts, and 'things'). We 'old 'uns advised (when asked) on what to do. This was to correct the Rear Crank seal leak. Ok, they did that, and replaced the seal. And back in it, (the gearbox) went. (We oldies...

Any low life that sees an opportunity to make a cheap buck.

Yes. The easiest 'do it yourself' straight forward and simple to do method is with the AIR POWER steering kits. I have fitted air power kits to my deuces and the (heavy loaded with water) fire truck, and can easily turn lock to lock Standing on concrete with hardly any effort at all.

On what truck, van,tram, bus, or car is this?. It is nice to to be more descriptive when posting for 'help' or advice. Also the Country is a requirement of the site. Barnstable? is that Massachusetts U.S.or Devon U.K. If the handles are on a deuce they tend to round off where they pass through...

Welcome to the site..I was going to say hobby..but, you have a serious collection and much experience. Well done, Post up some pictures of your efforts, and the collection.

Pictures would be great..curious to what is 'what'.

Amazing and skilled work. Well done, following your progress. Also thank you for the excellent pictures.

A 24 volt coil is a 24 volt coil. So you have plenty to choose from on the usual sites like -bay amaz-- and more. mostly around 30 or 40 bucks.

And you got it with an really interesting bit of kit in the back.

So now I have a 'Turbo Boost' Gauge in the M62 Wrecker. The M45 530C Fire Truck. And the M54 Camper. They are 'low range' Large indicator swing' The same the "what you see is what you have" Temperature and Oil Pressure Gauges. Turbo Gauge. 20 psi. Oil pressure. 80.psi. Water temperature. 220*F.

Now THAT'S a 'combat vehicle' (and) gets my vote.

prepering to fire test After about 4 hours graft. https://youtu.be/Dr6M7g5EmvA