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Try the Ex MOD: https://www.thexmod.com/item_detail.asp?id=10656&t=Plate_Clutch_HB3536AF £75 for the clutch plate.

You don't need a certificate of conformity so long as you have the blue Cast certificate. Just fill in the bare minimum on the V5/55 and DVLA will fill in the rest, that's how I did mine in November.

I keep seeing a pair of Jackals around Taunton and it strikes me as to how exposed the crew are, whats the design logic in having the crew 'out in the open' where they are vulnerable to small arms fire and IED's?

Just to add that I sent the Cast certificate and partially filled in V55/5 for my newly acquired Leyland Daf to the DVLA and received my authority to obtain number plates 7 days later and the V5c 2 days after that, sterling service!

£3000 would buy you a Leyland Daf 4 tonner from Withams auctions. https://whitelabel-2.globalauctionplatform.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/timed/wca/catalogue-id-witham1-10000?clienturl=wca

My guess is you've snapped a front half shaft or the front transmission shaft, the test is to stick it on axle stands and see what turns in 4wd.

Same here on an Android phone using Samsung browser.

Thanks for that, I did Google it first but had a large choice of definitions to pick from.

Not an ideal method but you can use the swing of the compound slide as a spherical turning attachment so long as the correct radius is within the limits of the slide travel.

Could someone tell me what CES stands for please?

I looks like the piece of angle that your using as your bottom tool has a quite pronounced radius in the internal corner, cleaning that out with a grinder or using an alternative piece of angle with a sharper radius should give you crisper bends.

On the other hand I bought 16 acres of land by sealed tender, when people ask how much I paid for it they always comment that if they had known it was going to sell for that price they would have made an offer themselves. Sometimes a guide price or 'offers over' can give buyers some indication as to whether they are interested.

I'm pretty sure it's just a combination of a compass and an inclinometer, a device for measuring the angle of a slope.

Did you wait for it to warm up!

Hi, the air tank drain valves are common parts and can be picked up at any truck spares place, similar with the alternator, it might be cheaper to get it repaired or an exchange. Do you have the original jack on your vehicle?