THE PORTAL HUB - Pinzgauers, Haflingers, Volvo 303s and more!

Don’t feed the crocodile love it.

Ed

krick3tt wrote:I didn't think they had hills in Florida. 'course I've never been there.

They even have a mountain in Orlando, its magic.

Ed

Thanks for posting

Ed

Good idea. I usually use heavy oven foil shaped into a pan under the filter. Same for hub maintenance tape the foil to the casting under the drain plug and shape it to funnel the oil to the drain pan. Will have to add the plastic bag to my routine.

Ed

For the Pinz to tow? Or to be towed on?

audiocontr wrote: Would most full size v8 trucks be appropriate for towing said trailer and Pinz a few hours? I'm not thinking cross country...

Guessing to be towed on?

Ed

:idea: Posting Photos made easy ?? Navigate to the picture you want to post (must be on the web someplace any of us could view it without having to log on, some place like photobucket or any other "public" file sharing site) For this example I’ll use a 721m coming out of a water hazard (pe...

pictures of said bracket?

Ed

Erik712m wrote:Not to change the subject. What is (Outdoor Adventure USA ham radio net)?

Is it in every state?

http://www.oausa.net/

Ed

Yes

http://www.pinzgauer.com/showdetails.ph ... no=SAV1438

Expedition Imports should have it also.

Ed

Dave any updates on the Gathering? Still on for March 14th, 2010 ( 2nd Sunday in March) ?

Getting close

Ed

Jim LaGuardia wrote:Do not use multigrade gear oil, it is too thick in cold weather.

Heck Jim, how do we know what his weather is like? Now if he’d let us know where he’s from..

Doug listen to Jim he is a good source of knowledge.

Ed

Kind of depends on what your driving and where your driving it. could be... Chevron Delo® Gear Lubricants ESI 85W-140 Oil Capacities spec- SAE 90 MIL-L-2105 Reduction Gearbox 2.30 liters Diffs 2.00 l Front Hubs 0.40 l Transmission 2.30 l Rear Hubs 0.35 l Steering 0.45 l spec- SAE 30 or 15W/50 or 20w...

Look here may help

http://pinzi.us/html/fuel_gauge_repair.html

http://www.sdp-pinzgauer.org/html/fuel_gauge.html

remember don't let all the smoke out

Ed

While surfing I found a website “Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service and Royal Berkshire Fire Authority” with a fair amount of documentation related to the Pinz TD’s. Maybe of interest. http://library.rbfrs.co.uk/TROVEPROGS/TroveAMHeadsPage.aspx?/IS=339333733/LV=H0/OS=1/LI=Document/ID=40/RW=1600...