What did you do to your 90 today?

[mrkrinkle Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mrkrinkle]

New battery

[Darran K Member Find all posts View Profile Close Darran K]

A wash and polish.. Seems a shame, as i'm taking the kids and wife out fishing for mothers day (yes, she loves fishing more than me!) and the only way to get there is low range

[juc33_prado Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close juc33_prado]

A wash and polish.. Seems a shame, as i'm taking the kids and wife out fishing for mothers day (yes, she loves fishing more than me!) and the only way to get there is low range

very sparkly

where you going fishing down there?

Sam

[Darran K Member Find all posts View Profile Close Darran K]

Little unknown spot on the Clarence River up from the Clarence Gorge.. Mum had a ball too, only two good size bass today.

[glen_ep Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close glen_ep]

Yes very shiny! I wish I had the time to polish mine

Today I took the grinder to the car
http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?p=466132

[hawks667 Member Find all posts View Profile Close hawks667]

Finished off the re-wire to the back for the fridge etc. Used 6B&S in place of the 6mm which i found gave me a bit too much drop when running fridge, lights & the greedy inverter.

Circuit Breaker installed on the firewall. I mounted 2, the other will be for a separate run of 6B&S to the cabin solely for the inverter. Decided to remove it from the circuit that provides power to the fridge & lights to minimise drop.



New fuse box. Only running 3 items from it, but plenty of scope to change things around if i feel the urge.



Pic of the back, the cut outs in the side panels are ideal for mounting stuff, good thinking Toyota

[Darran K Member Find all posts View Profile Close Darran K]

Hay Hawks, is that deep cycle just the standard Century one? I'm in the middle of trying to fit one in mine and think there isn't enough room for one as they are 306mm long..

[hawks667 Member Find all posts View Profile Close hawks667]

Hay Hawks, is that deep cycle just the standard Century one? I'm in the middle of trying to fit one in mine and think there isn't enough room for one as they are 306mm long..

Yes, its the D23RT 65AH. Just fits in the aux cradle

Its getting a bit cramped under the bonnet

[Darran K Member Find all posts View Profile Close Darran K]

Thanks for the info.. Didn't think it was the N70T.. May have to relegate that to the camper trailer.

[glen_ep Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close glen_ep]

Creating engine mount brackets... cutting, grinding, welding... checking... grinding, welding... checking...

There's going to be even less room to fit a spanner. I might have to weld in the nuts

[croozza Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close croozza]

Well I just finished replacing the timing belt, water pump, all idler pullies, drive belts after one idler pulley decided to seize up and spit the timing belt while driving down the road.... thank god for the auto, so the motor just stopped and not get forced to keep going with a manual box.

[Ian Reid Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Ian Reid]

Loaded the old girl up ready for a weekend camping trip with my kids and there partners to Gordon Country near Warwick

[Ian Reid Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Ian Reid]

Spent the weekend down Grodon Country 4WD park with my 3 kids and their partners

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Playing in the obstacle course


Following the boys back down from top of the range


Sunlight peeks through the early morning haze from the camp fires as we get ready for another day on the tracks

[letsgoplaces Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close letsgoplaces]

I went up to Alice this week end to get the car back after getting it put back to full petrol. Well done to Matt at A1 Mechanics who hit a few brick walls while getting the bits and pieces to get the job done. Friday was my only opportunity to get it and on Thursday afternoon Matt was still waiting on a part. Walked in at 3pm Friday and it was ready. Sooooo happy to have 157lt's to drink again

BUT... corrugations have taken another toll. While i was driving along i heard a noise and looked out my window to see the flare dragging along side the car. It was holding on by one nut at the mudflap

[hawks667 Member Find all posts View Profile Close hawks667]

BUT... corrugations have taken another toll. While i was driving along i heard a noise and looked out my window to see the flare dragging along side the car. It was holding on by one nut at the mudflap

Happened to me as well but on the rear flares....a tube of Sikaflex did the trick, i cant see them coming of EVER again...