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Having sold new cars for seven years this was often a drama, sometimes after a few test drives a car would have 200+ kms and then customers would want to know why, also build date is a big issue as often it and compliance date are very different. It is an issue if vehicle is built in previous...

its using around five litres a minute of diesel, makes my D40 seem quite priusee by comparison

the reason god invented diesel no muthafornicating DPF here !

Lets get fair dinkum , now this is a tool ! six thousand rounds a minute of toyota mincing bliss, better than any lathe at making iron filings

MY RX king cab has the standard CD unit, it has a button for AUX but no plug, have looked in glovebox, can anybody help with diagram to wire up aux input plug ?

W I F E stands for washing, ironing, food, entertainment. Anyway tru value shampoo and conditioner is fantastic if you can find it.

$7 million pay rise ? how much is he getting anyway, its a bloody joke, I work my guts out for $24 hr in the rain and freezing cold so I can get 1% interest and get ripped of paying 15% on a credit card, no way hozay, under the bed from now on.

see if you can get a pussy magnet as well, Borat reckons they attract woman with shave down below, very nice!!!

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I used to have a spotlighting buggy with a leyland P76 V8, fitted up with 2 aircraft landing lights that were 250 watts each, actually fitted with projector globes. would fry a fox at 100 mtrs and stall the motor if switched on at idle. the alternator was from 200 hp tractor and so was the...

One of the issues to consider with roof mounted lights is the reflection from the beam in dust and light rain/fog etc, this can be very distracting also the spread pattern can vary depending on the height, also in my experience the turbulance over the roof means you need very secure mounts.

Malcolm you good thing you ! look out Tony the knives are being sharpened as we speak ! Any body who has had anything to do with telephony knows that the frequency spectrum for wireless signals is very full and prone to interference, the only limit to what can be sent down an optic fibre is the...

Why sell the whole kid, I reckon you could get $10k for a kidney and still have the kid to look after you in old age ?:sad::sad:

Yeah, Krafty is spot on, also there has been big improvements in picture quality even in the last six months and internet , blue ray add ons etc. Buy a new one, it may be insurable also ?

Also make sure as well as cabling tickets you get first aid,traffic management,working in proximity to UG structures,confined space entry,pole top rescue, and probably another half a dozen they will think of plus a very large public liability policy, the revenue from optic fibre is thousands...

I would like to know where they are planning to get the staff from to do this work, Telstra got rid of most of the linesmen/cable jointers in 1988, they are now a very scarce commodity, they sold of their training school in Doncaster years ago to help pay for those they got rid of. Who is going...

yeah trade it in on a D40 !

In my job i travel throughout western victoria every month and have done so for 4 years, down every type of road,track,R.O.W,fire trail and goat track imaginable. The current conditions are the worst i have ever seen, the bitumen is breaking apart everywhere and the road verges are like...

the problem seems to be that all of the tyres with some decent grip are a lower speed rating than the spec H which is 210 kmh

I am currently trying to satisfy our fleet companies specs for a all terrain tyre for my king cab with some grip, they reckon the manufacturers speed and load rating have to be followed but no one seems to make a tyre that is "H" rated with a decent tread pattern, as if I will be doing 210 kmh...