Outer Limits 4x4 Board

I have a 1984 hj47 diesel troopy and i have a few electricl probs, first is my battery wont charge... second is the altmeter dont work.. and third my tacho
wont work either... are any of these problems conected? i think the tachos sender is stuffed, but where da hell is it? anyone know..

I went to an enginearing joint today and he showed me some heavy duty stuff that is $40 a metre, i can see what you meen about chaffing Muss but the safari replacement part is plastic so you would think it would chaff too. this stuff i looked at today was fairly thick and had a metal spiral ...

i was also thinking of going to a swimming pool shop and scooping some tube of them you know that tubing that drags behind a creepy crawly, now i think about it theres no end to the posibilities, just slobber silastik around to waterproof it and a hose clamp......
NO WORRIES

$10 is a hell of a lot cheaper than an original replacement. i cant believe the amount of money people want for the most basic items, i just knew someone out there could put me onto something cheaper. thanks for the advice, just might go and have a word to my local wrecker .

I have a safari snorkel fitted to my 47 troopy, and i am missing the tube that runs from the snorkel to the airbox. a replacement from safari will sting me $270.00 but.... there has to be a cheaper way can anyone give me any info about using another type of tubing. i dont want to use metal, i just ...

so every modified vehicle is up poo creek then. gee thats got to be nearly half the vehicles in aus. i recently regoed a troopy in queensland with bfg,s hanging out the rear gaurds, it was inspected by queensland roads and not a word said. also i was pulled up by the vehicle inspection patrol three ...

My question is this, i am in a hj47 toyota troopy and i have locked the front hubs but i am not in 4 wheel drive. at what speed can i shift into 4H. i know that i have to stop to shift into 4L but is it possible to shift into 4H "on the fly"

Thanks Tojo, this is EXACTLY what i need. you could put some pics of your bearing mount to give me a bit of a pointer, but i think i could handle the job. it cant be too hard to make a bracket up. youve been a REAL help, thanks again.

I have recently bought a thomas PTO winch and after fitting to my hj47 troopy have discovered that i need a bearing holder and bearing for the shaft. it is located under the front, on the passenger side chassie rail. i cant seem to find any info on where to get one from... anybody know where i can ...