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If they are banning your (type of) vehicle..then, what are the regulations for ANY (type of) 4x4. A Chevy cheyan or dodge Dakota can be (ex) military..are they all banned as well? Anything is off-road 'capable' in my mind..you don't have to be rock climbing! (on a beach!)

Sound like something is loose in the suspension, If there is vibration when the brakes are applied, then logically there is a loose or broken component in the braking system, (shocks? disc pads/ mountings?..even the driveline) somewhere in that region)

Bl..y hopeless! why not just take a little time and post pictures on "Advanced" Add pictures..choose, Upload. Then we can (actually) SEE what you are trying to accomplish in sequence. Tap WHAT??? is c..p..and it is fought with with BUGS. Moderators can you not enforce posting pictures in one...

'Served' on all those bases around the 70s..good days, My M45 530C came from Mildenhall (where we used to gaze in admiration at it (it was not used in the period)) Now I own it. Just a pity I could never get hold of a P4. I can still get a P15. But they are a bit unwieldy, and two engines..I...

I have always liked the recovery versions of these vehicles. They are neat and functional looking and also useful to have and use around the place as well.

I was going to post that the blow by of fuel etc was inevitable with oodles of mix in the engine sump, but he has the problem resolved.

Looks a really tidy unit. They are so useful for lugging stuff around events etc. And just for fun of course.

Thanks for the comments..Young help sometimes comes 'inspired'. Us oldies are often surprised and (rather) proud of the abilities and skills these lads afford us. (as they are learning). https://youtu.be/Dr6M7g5EmvA

Unless you have sufficient resistance (at the 'bulb' end) you will not have them flashing. (remember?) when one flasher light bulb goes duff, and then I either nothing will flash, or on some vehicles the single remaining bulb front or rear flashes erratically. Replace the 'duff' bulb, and alls...

lined up and at the event. (the work carried out by the cadets was methodical, competent, and safely performed). We are all very pleased (and appreciative) of their efforts to date. (these ongoing tasks and projects are 'qualifying' for their "Duke of Edinburgh" awards.

Although the weather forecast was rain and wind, we planned to take the wrecker (M62) the M45 530C fire truck, and a deuce to a local gathering Sunday. Certain essential repairs had to be carried out on the deuce, and it was not certain we would be a able to take It. However the 'yung u n's'...

Please include more detailed information when asking for help and information. " the wheels from my" would immediately help, and identify if keeping things matched was essential on 'that (type of) vehicle and wheel. In your case it matters not what goes where BUT in logical sequence's. IE. I...

Interesting..is there more to the story to be posted up later..If you reside in the U.K. why are you hauling the 'kit' to Nevada?. Is this to be a permanent re locate?.

Well, we have a first meet of the year gathering tomorrow, and I decided to carry out an essential task on a friends deuce in our group. (He about knows where the batteries live.) Thumbs REALLY sore with arthritis?. started out, stopped because of pain, the cadets took over, carried out the task...

Congratulations on acquiring that truck. post up the pictures when you can.

It will be very interesting to see ( in pictures or video) the 'finished product', and, in use or action.

Welcome to the site, and now you should link up with enthusiasts to see if you can 'job around' and or assist an owner with servicing and repairs etc, and perhaps get rides as the 2nd pair of hands assisting with attendances at events. Good luck.

Well if all is working inside the engine and you have not removed or released compressions, then it will be 'tight' as each piston comes up on compressions. I would take off the heads and replace those gaskets, and really check the timing properly. (you are 'worrying about a bent rod') but...