Ouch! and You Pratt!

Put a block or a jack under the axle next time.

Nice One!

Hooli wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2019 8:21 pm Slightly* O/T I'll be looking for a hydraulic one for my Bonnie front brake when i rebuild it as the racing master cylinder on there currently can't take a normal switch.

You can get banjo bolts that are switches in them as well.
HTH

Gotta luv* PO's wiring skills!

I'd go for the brake pedal type switch, saves disturbing the hydraulics when it inevitably stops working.
Plus you don't have to find a five way Tee with the right thread for the switch.

Good work Drummond. There's something about these old Land Rovers having a very Ministry of Defence style to the instrument panel and switches. You mean that the switches were tacked on anywhere that came to hand :lol: On an now obsolete MoD aircraft I used to fix many moons ago, the switches had b...

Hooli wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 10:13 pm That cream looked a nice colour, every other damn series on the road is blue.

Its called Limestone,
Rover Car Co Ltd paint colour number 7, Old Chap.

Pip Pip!

This Tex Magnalite indicator switch has 4 blue wires coming out of it. Someone had chopped the original wires and twisted the blue ones on resulting in me not knowing which was the feed, the earth, the left or right flashers. The wheel is missing too but I can cancel them manually. https://i.ibb.co...

Drum wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2019 7:53 pm

MLOR wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2019 5:01 pm Is it still a 2.23l Weasel in it?

Yes

If you need any bits for it,on SLROC forum there is a guy in West Lothian having a big clear out of Weasel bits.
http://slroc2.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=13852.0

Is it still a 2.23l Weasel in it?

Glad you've finally got the polytunnel up!