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I drive mine regularly in the U.K as that is where I live, best advice I can give you is to have a good co-driver who can help at junctions and intersections watching out for vehicles in the blind spots that are created by driving a deuce on the left hand side of the road.
Thanks for the info doghead,
I found an article in the ps magazine about the master cylinder vent going to the slobber tube originaly but then being relocated to the firewall .
Hi all.
Can anyone tell me why there are two threaded connections on the side of the slobber tube, I have searched but all I can find is that one was used for venting purposes , so why two.
Here's a better picture, left to right, Forden d.r.o.p.s carrying 432 armoured personnel carrier, Scammell explorer recovery truck, my M35, Bedford green goddess fire apliance.
Hi gringeltaube,
thanks for your reply but the one you have found is the same one that I keep finding, the one I am looking for runs from the side of the block to a connector on the bottom of the IP and then connects to the hose that you have listed
Hi,
I am trying to find the part number for the oil line that feeds the IP, I've done several searches but cannot find the part number.
Also if anyone out there has replaced one can they point me in direction of someone who stocks these,
many thanks
My truck has a winch fiitted so that is why I run at 50 psi up front due to the added weight. I'm sure if you have a non winch truck you could run at a lower pressure of 40 psi with no problems. 20 psi seems very low for road use, and at speed i can see those tyres generating a lot of heat
I run 50psi in the front and 40psi in the rears. I find if i put 50psi in the rears the truck bounces around quite alot
(good to see another UK owner on here)
The Jerry can rack was already on the truck when i aquired the vehicle, so unfortunately I cannot take any glory for its design.
For safety reasons I do not run the truck on the road with the cans full of fuel :D
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