What did you do to your rig today?

[T1 Terry]

For all those that doubt the EV will take over sooner than they think, a new article about last yrs car sales https://www.theguardian.com/environment ... ars-fall-8
2020 will be a greater swing again, better brace yourselves, the times they are a changing .......

[Grandad]

I re-did the roof on my caravan. Due to relying on tarps for too long, the original panels got wet, (under the tarp where I couldn't see it) and warped to buggery.
So, off with the old and on with the new. Plus fitted a new sheet of ally in the centre instead of trying to just patch up the hole where the original roof vent was located.
If one picture is worth 1000 words, here's three thousand words.

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Cheers
Jim

[supersparky]

That's looking pretty good now Jim.
All we did today was drive from Portland up to Ararat, where we intend to base ourselves for a few days and have a bit of a cruise around and check out the district.

[supersparky]

Darn it, double posted again. I am becoming good , or is it bad at this.

[El Gringo]

Sanding, sanding, sanding.



Nearly finished stage 2, another primer, final sand and then top coat...

[BernieQ2]

Love the mowhalk ...

[El Gringo]

Yep, i get a haircut and a shave regularly, every 6 months, whether i need it or not...

Cheers,

[T1 Terry]

Sunday morning I fitted 3 s/h Sinopoly cells to replace 3 failed ones in the Hino 12v battery, wired the 12v solar panel into a s?h cheap crap solar regulator and refitted the battery box. Pumped the tyres up, filled all the waters and even put 2 ltrs of oil in the engine. Margaret packed in the clothes and I packed the tools and the show and tell bits for Ballarat to use at the STC Lithium talks because we won't be going this yr. All going reasonably well for a T1 departure, we headed off across the ferry to do the back road to Murray Bridge.
About 5 kms out of Murray the high temp light came on ...... radiator fans not working .....hmmm.... a quick crawl around under the front, they are plugged in, unload the right hand rear engine cabinet and check the wire to the temp sensor, all good there. Time for Mr Google, where is the radiator fan relay ...... the photo was worthless. nothing in an RB145A looks like the photo, only other thing was a wiring schematic. With Margaret listening for the clicks, tipped the sensor on/off to trigger the relay and tracked it down in the other side cabinet Bridge wire across the main terminals and away the fans went. In the mean time a hose popped off, so refit that and fill it with countless 600ml drink bottles full of water because only a garden hose will do any better because of where the radiator filler is and the air con directly above it
Smooth travels to the other side of Tailem Bend and sure enough, the customer we had been trying to ring all day rings with a problem F... it, drive back to Woodchester and do what we had told him to do countless times already, back on the road. Over night at something Swamp outside Border Town, sure enough, same ..... rings that he still has a problem, not following instructions was the real problem but Margaret skilfully talks through the issue.
Bang pop flash, the inverter gets over loaded because Margaret is otherwise distracted with ...... double F...., drive back to Mannum to fit another inverter.
5pm Monday night we head off again for Ballarat, then Canberra to see the daughter, then Bodalla to do a small upgrade on a job we did 5 yrs ago, then on to Wollongong for the boys 30th birthday. Then back to Mannum by the 10th to start the fit out on Lesley & Erich's Jayco ..... it's a busy life
We have just finished a refreshing shower at Tarcutta truck memorial stop and heading on towards Canberra, what could go wrong

T1 Terry & Margaret

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[Coolabah1au]

Nothing like 3000 km just for an birthday [emoji512] mind you the side job mite help nice trip around the country side
what are secretary for to carm the situation and work on regardless [emoji848]


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