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Why are you using a momentary switch? Surely a Off-On would be what you use? You could try using a toggle relay but it would probably be cheaper to get the right switch.

From what I remember the PCD is the same but the stud size is different. It didn't make sense to me because I thought that the reason for using the same PCD was so that landy wheels could be used. Maybe they can but I'd check with Ifor Williams to be sure.

Mine arrived called Lilly

Standing Wave Ratio. See here

I've never checked it before:o I'm keeping an eye on it now.

Replaced the intermediate and rear exhaust sections and had one of those Doh! moments and fixed the intermittant flickering brake warning light by.... putting a spash of extra brake fluid in :o I had sort of convinced myself it was a dodgy connection and was going to be an arse to find:rolleyes:

IMS in Great Barr. They did a (standard) front prop for mine.

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f16/my-adrian-flux-ulr-insurance-claim-woes-248943.html have a read

On mine the middle seat of the second row is needed to support the side seats. If I need to fold the middle seat forwards it has to be done last. So removing 2 of the second row seats would not work unless they were the outer 2. Your seats may be different though. It would be worth checking...

What, the baby?:baby:

Getting there and back:p And I'd probably be killed if I even thought about it... Our second kid was born a week ago yesterday and only arrived home on saturday so we are quite busy ath teh moment. I do wonder how they got my address though :confused:

I drive an almost 30 year old 110. I've never set foot on their premises. I don't watch Britain's got talent. Whilst it doesn't mention a dress code I don't think my standard attire of combats and a beer festival T-shirt would be appreciated. I do own a shirt but haven't seen it since moving...

I made up a pair of boxes that fit under the 2nd row seats. Can fit loads of stuff in them and they are easy to get at.

When I needed a new prop I measured with the landy on its wheels and told them that that was how I measured it:o Prop was made and it works. They were familiar with landies though. You could ask whoever you are thinking of using how they want it measured? Cheers Grebby

You've basically done the same as me but in reverse :)

The adaptor is just a euro Q/R plug to pcl Q/R socket if that makes sense. Just so I could use tools with the std british PCL Q/R male. As I said I've no idea what the threads in the actual tools are. I just left them with the euro Q/R male in them and use that. Sorry:o

My cheapie compressor came with the euro style HiFlow couplers. I just stayed with those and made up an adaptor so that if I borrowed a tool with the std british PCL type connector I could use it. You can get the couplers from UKHS or amazon. I don't know what the thread is on the tools (look...

I've got a 2 stage sprinter one and it works really well. I had to use it the other day swaping bits of exhaust and I checked its max and min heights. 25cm min to 57cm max, which is higher than my axle stands go.

I don't know if they are different sizes (probably) for the different UJs but I've just measured teh circlips that came with my UJs (RTC3346G) and they are 1.46-1.49mm thick and 29.29mm diameter (obviously uncompressed). They UJs are 85mm across cap to cap and the caps are 27mm diameter. The...

Molasses :) Just google rust treatment and molasses.