Engine Saver Low Water Alarms: EXCELLENT SERVICE

Must agree Footy......manufacturers spare no expense in fitting something as useless as a chime to tell you that a door is open or that you've left your bloody lights on or haven't buckled up the seat belt....but no alarm for water level or oil pressure etc..... WTF...???

Good points Jeff.........service is the one and only thing that sets a business apart from it's competitor/s (long after price is forgotten).....

Strewth, I've never thought of myself as being "high profile" anything Moggs.....I'm almost blushing!!!!! hahahahaha

OkOffroad gear arrived after about a week and with the help of member "LUCY", was installed on the winch drum (under load using MuddyDoh's Prado as an anchor point............I knew I'd find a use for a Toyota if I looked long enough) on Kangaroo Island.

It's off again now, as I prepare to install the winch onto the new rig.

Hi Mogga,Roachie

Hahahahaha........ooooooooh everyone knows Mr R., h e l l talk about a guy with all the bells and whistles!!!

As for the comment on using the Prado......that's because no other Pootrol (there were plenty of Nissan owners around too but none of them raised their hands to help out - wonder why? - At least you can trust a Tojo owner to step up and assist those less fortunate to own a lesser quality class 4BY) could do the job!
I have the piccy's to prove it too, I have no idea on how to upload them though.

Cya
:)
MOH
(Muddy's at work)

Hmmm. I have never met Roachie in person and I'm not sure I would want to if he is all covered with bells and whistles ...

Pete

Hi Pete

Ohhhhhhhh.......I'm sure you too will be dazzled by all the gadgets he has!

Anyway, Mr R, his lovely wife and 4 boys are a wondeful family and I'm sure you'll get your chance to cross tracks with them, oneday.

Cya
:)

I wasn't worried about his truck!

I'm gunna try to keep this rig stock standard (like what Lucy has done on his Droopy-carrier thingo.......bog-stock, ex-factory!!!! hahahaha

Of course that's gunna be just a tad difficult when the starting point is where it is!

So far, all I've done is add a TX3200, moved the camera across and the HID inserts, and re-wire the Lightforce XGT's that were on it. The bloke who installed them had a cotton-size wire earthing the (small) relay using a tech-screw.....and the high beam pick-up wire was simply a bared end poked through the hole in the prong of the right-side globe and then the standard plug was forced over it to hold it in place. The lights themselves were wired back to the relay with several off-cuts of thinish wire. Why would somebody spend big bucks on a brilliant set of lights and then skimp on the wiring of same??? Beats me!!!

Also, with the assistance of a mate who is a cabinet-maker, I've got a lump of 10mm marine ply cut to the shape of the back of the cabin, behind the seats. There is enough room in there to locate the Fullriver AGM 120a/h battery, Durst charger, Arid Twin Charger, inverter, HF radio brain-box, compressor/s etc.

Still gotta do the Twine shower and the Amsoil dual bypass set-up (but will probably need a different filter adaptor plate to complete that task) and the winch.

"I'm gunna try to keep this rig stock standard ..."

Ooo Ooo Ooo Miss, little Roachies telling lies!

Cheers

Pete

hahahahahahahhahahahaha........you beat me to it Pete........lucky your name isn't Pinocchio........hey Mr R!!!

Cya
:)
MOH

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There's a very prestigious award for that is'nt there ??????

There must be Al, it is not an opportunity that comes up very often! They probably get an engraved plaque on the bus marking the location as well as some sort of trophy to remember the occasion.

Pete

LOL Pete, probably a scale model of "the bus" :))))

Hi Trevor,
I just got mine, initially ordered over internet,but if you want to pay by creditcard you will have to do it on the phone(internet site not secure).
rang sat arvo, padded bag on the door step wed(brisbane). dont forget to mention OE to get a discount