NigeP

Are thos the 2 vehicles from the just outside the Sutton Coldfield off road site? It was a bloody shame what happened to them. :angry:

Nige

You mean like this?

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:whistle:

Unfortunately I only have it as a program on my PC and you need the manual to understand them

Nige

Aha, so the UN flag will be flying in Devon again.

Nige

I know of this guy, he's a mate of a friend of my daughters. If he drives the pig like he drives the fire appliance, it'll be well knackered, and probably full of chavette sick in the back as well :-o

Nige

I don't know about Kineton. I thought it was Longmoor was the military railway area. As I recall it was used for scenes in The Great St Trinians Train Robbery & in a Morecambe & Wise film where it was meant to be a railway in S.America.

Sorry yes, Longmoor wa sthe base but BAD Kineton had sevral locos running there, Woolwich had 120 miles of track, standard and narrow at one stage.

 

Slightly off topic for a mo

There are still military railways at Kineton, Longtown, Eastriggs, Bicester & Marchwood, a lot of other depots also still have rail capabilities. Oh, and Longmoor Railway closed in 1969.

Anyway, I think the object is an ammunition loading shed for a fixed gun site.

Nige

cutting safe

grinding safe

welding safe

spraying safe

wiring safe

driving ancient vehicles that are slow ungainly heavy with minimal brakes and no seat belts or airbags safe

FOOTBALL DANGEROUS :

 

Nigel,

You obviously haven't seen his truck. My family say prayers before being followed by Paul, especially down steep gradients :shake:

Nige

Unfortunately while playing football last Tuesday I tore the Crushiat ligament in my left knee, so I am now unable to bend or straighten it. I have been signed off work for 3 weeks, but can't do anything to the truck as I can't lift anything or even climb into the cab :-( . Hopefull I can coerce some friends round and I can sit and delegate with my foot up :whistle: . Have a couple of shows at the beginning of September I would like to take her to so fingers crossed :-)

 

Hurry up and get better mate, we'll need you in good nick to control that cousin of yours at Okehampton :-D

Nige

does ces kit apply to all vehicles ?even motorcycles?

Nigel

 

Even military locomotives :-D

Nige

Welcome lozza, draw up a pew

Nige

Heating water for washing etc. UK forces use them as well so there's bound to be a manual on it somewhere. I've lit a few and they do heat up quite quickly, but if you get it wrong, they catch fire quite quickly as well :-D

Nige

Just a few of mine

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Nige

I love this event, it's so relaxed.

Sue & Jerry, It was good to meet you as well. Now I know what the HF's look like in the fur :-D

Nige

Thought I was right - memories A1 OK then. :-D

 

Thanks for that Sirhc.

 

Apology excepted Nige. :-D :-D :-D

 

Markheliops

 

I apologise (late as usual) :-D Should have thought that one through

Nige

The military use an oil called EP220.

 

If it's an ex-military vehicle, try to get hold of army EP220 - from memory I think the EP stands for extreme pressure - but I stand to be corrected.

 

I smells shocking but does the job a treat.

 

Markheliops

 

Mark,

EP220 is for extremely large final drive units. I don't think the LR would move with that in :-D. EP90, as has been said before is the stuff

Nige

If you've got the chassis number, try here. I believe it costs £25 though and does take some time.

RLC Museum

The Princess Royal Barracks

Deepcut, Camberley

Surrey, GU16 6RW

Nige

Something to do with bridging units or pontoons? :whistle:

Nige

Any idea why I can't access the articles? Do I need another 50p in the meter :-D

Nige

Pop,

Engine would be a good idea, it helps it go, also look for brakes as they help stop you (something you omitted to do when you bought the Dodge :-D. Perhaps a gearbox, wheels etc, they all help :whistle:

Nige

Yes me and Sue are close. :roll: I'll copy a few sets tomorrow, and send them to you. I'd have thought you could have got hold of copies.

Nige

Yes Please :-D

 

Well get yer brother to PM me about the radio racking and I might just send you a copy :-D Soory, that's blackmail innit

Nige

Clive,

Do you know what the date is on that one and I'll see if I can get one. It looks the same as the ones I gave to Mike, except for the 'Drive Defensively' background.

If anyone wants a copy of the stuff I have, I can post some or even if one of the Admin can make a PDF file up to post on this site.

Nige

The vents :schocked: and it only let in a trickle through the doors. However, me fags floated along the dash as it p***ed in through the vents

Nige

There's a complete set on EMLRA Forum in the members section. However, you need to be a member

Nige

I suppose I'd better say hello, although some of you know me already.

My names Nigel, although mostly I'm known as Nige. I own a Winterised/Wading 90 with a 2.5 NAD engine, formerly of 42 Cdo RM. There's nowt much wrong with it that can't be sorted with a 2lb hammer or a 200 TDi if someone has a spare one :whistle:

Here's a couple of pics of it.

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As you can see I don't mind getting it wet and muddy, in fact it's what I use daily for work (without the snorkel, cos it won't fit in car parks :roll:).

That's me then

Nige