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Another recon unit available: withe electric (solenoid) driven fuel isolation for diesel motors. £75 for the tracker or £100 including the solenoid. Cheers chaps

hoping for regular updates!

MHM: You said Milton Keynes in your text to me

I think you are probably right: If it is not required then fitting it is silly.

I'll get one of those today anorl, unless there's one with the motor... which is always possible.

The steering arm definitely has the mount. Kai has changed them on my disco in the past and recognises it

There will be lots of other questions, I am sure: Kai and I know little about what we are doing but learn quickly. We plan to spray the chassis with hammerite.... after repairing any bits that need it... and wax oil the whole damn thing! Also weld the damper mount on the rear that is...

Brilliant, thanks for posting that! It's on my shopping list for tomorrow night!

It certainly looks like the mount is in the same place to the ones pictured above

Here's the photo, I hope. http://www.pebbletrack.co.uk/kai.jpg

@samc88 Possibly... But if necessary I could make one up I think. I am more concerned with the comments that say there was not a damper on series motors. I will take photo tomorrow, or browse my phone tonight and post the image.

Hi guys, Kai is working a a vehicle that has been donated to him. The steering damper mount is ker nackered. Can I get a steering damper mount from a supplier or do I need to fashion one and have it welded on? I can show photies if needs be, but from the position I would say that's about all...

Hammerite is fine as the top coat... in fact I would even venture to suggest that if you are using hammerite you wouldn't need the red oxide under coat.... however I would be worried that if you do no remove it then you will not get decent coat on the more hard to reach bits

I have no landy at the moment .... but I am still watching to make sure you people behave yourselves!

I have no idea whether this has been posted before or whether it will be of use to anyone... but I came across this allegedly complete mot check list. I though I would make it an easy download for anyone who wants it http://www.pebbletrack.co.uk/mot_regs.pdf

Min are a little more flexible that that. The link in my siggy will tell you more. It can be triggered by low battery, illegal movement, entry or exit to a restricted area: i can be hooked to a number of sensors which will send the alert when they are triggered, and it can activate switches...

hi Neil, Yes I still have one here at the moment. What would you like to know?

Hmmm never been to Brickhill - depending on surgery, may well come and watch!:D

The device is about the size of a couple of packs of cigarettes. The official figures quote a power supply between 8 and 36 volts... in reality I tend to stick to anything from 12 to 24 volts.

Another one of these has become available. Easy fit, includes subscription to web tracking facility. £75.00 for a quick sale! Disable ignition, stop fuel flow and much more.... Oh and track the vehicle of course.:D