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I've been digging and have found my GPMG mount. Looking at the pictures I might be better buying some batteries for my camera as rushing them only made them look like a dogs dinner. [ATTACH=CONFIG]71644[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]71645[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]71646[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]71647[/ATTACH]

I've seen a Ferret from Jordan in the UK its on the owners page on my website

Why would you want to change it? The B60 has the same characteristics as a diesel engine plus it looks to be an early MK1 Ferret with early wings and two rear aerial mounts. Canadian or Australian maybe? If you change the engine and modify the rear engine decks, transmission and lengthen the vehicle you will only devalue the vehicle. Jordan was the last country to modify Ferrets by adding a diesel engine they had to modify the vehicle with the modifications as above. If you think fuel is expensive in the US then you have to realise that it costs £1.39 a litre here and most of that is tax!! Good luck with the Ferret it looks to be a good one :-D Its you're vehicle so really its up to you what you do

Forgot to say welcome in

Ha Ha

What you don't like Ferrets get that man an extra Dodge

Photocard Licences just like a Passport they have to be renewed every ten years http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2257383/2m-drivers-dont-know-licence-invalid-face-fines-1-000.html

Wasn't that Charles Churches Lancaster at one point? It was due to fly before the Canadian Lanc did but for an unfortunate hangar accident (all from memory).

Its a shame that nearly all the tinware has rusted away it looked to have been fairly complete inside when it first went on display. It just goes to show that you can not leave vehicles without any type of plan to keep them in a reasonable shape whilst on display. Oh I can see the pictures :thumbsup: Tar to the mod or mods who sorted out picturegate:tup::

Thats the way the drum braked version works so I am presuming the same for the disc braked version in that the trailer pushes against the tow hitch during braking causing the brakes to be activated. The drum braked version uses rods to apply the brakes, but there must be some redundancy in the disc version.

It has overrun brakes which would be applied when attached to the vehicle when the vehicle slows down. As its a later Sankey trailer I would presume that it has disc brakes and that it needs fluid in the system to apply the brakes. So you must be able to bleed the system. The trailer socket only supplies the traditional brake lights and turn indicators and such like. The ex military Landrover association http://www.emlra.org/ has a fair bit of info on the Sankey trailer on its forum worth a look.

It did look good didn't it good luck to them its a long time since it has flown but it would be still nice to see.

Best not to tell just do it thats worked for me the silent treatment only lasts a day or so its the dig in the ribs in the middle of the night that I can do without

Hopefully this is it if it isn't that just means that another one needs saving somewhere [ATTACH=CONFIG]71303[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]71304[/ATTACH]

Nice one I glad somebody saved it a gent with the initials T. R sent me pictures of it, he wanted to rescue it so I sat on the pictures rather than publishing them.

Still appreciate that

Would this vehicle be at a local fort type attraction?

Peter XRH knows his stuff on 19 sets whether he can cosmetically refurb I don't no, working I am sure that he could do. http://hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/member.php?5325-pete-xrh

It took me more than twelve months to admit that one and it ain't that bad supposedly there is supposed to be a video of it as well, lets hope that doesn't surface!

Not a good sign both looking in the direction of the brakes. I'm sure that I can see another rare vehicle in the background a Ford Sierra

Thats nice a looking RB

No thanks I am one of the worst offenders spellcheck on google chrome is a wonderful thing it just doesn't do grammar ! Plus I've been there all four wheels spinning on my Ferret after trying the tank off road course, this was the last bit that we did we had to be winched out :red: It was made worse by the fact everyone else was ready to go home and all the vehicles had been cleaned up. This wasn't last year either (the sun gives it away) I've been hiding this one one Face/book so I think I am unhappily qualified to comment. [ATTACH=CONFIG]71018[/ATTACH]

We all make mistakes spelling and grammar being just one of them. I've always said that if you haven't made a mistake in this life you haven't lived. Experience comes from the mistakes and knowing how to correct them before you do them! Happy New year to you all

Hi Chris, More than happy too

Hi Steve, If no one has said yes please yet I wouldn't mind having them I'll pm you