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Bought the manual from Mitsubishi dealer around $300 but only for chassis,cab,suspension,diffs,gearbox and so on, the engine is a separate manual and they could only supply that on a cd and was around $170. The latest manual they could get was for a 94 but it has been helpful for my 2002 637.

This goes out to anyone in the States that has dealings with Fisher snow plows. I am trying to get a part for my FG with no luck. If you think you can help, please send me a pm. Thanks Steve (Raker)

I just use one of these. Runs on LPG, costs around $200 BUT is a portable outside shower. NOT to be used in an enclosed space. 12v pump to run it cost me $36.00. Winter setting up to 50 degrees C and summer setting 40C.

Hi Corrupt, allow me to add my two cents. Simply slide top section off (lid) undo mounting screws, place bag over entire unit and flip, bit of a shake, put bag on floor and re set base in mounts, add coir, replace top, done. That's how I do it and I use the compost on the garden. Cheers Steve

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Got mine from CBC bearings $35.00 each

FG637 2002. Internal circlip

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/mandurah/trucks/mitsubishi-canter-4x4/1100737635 I paid $30k for mine. This one $6,500. Worth a look

Fitted my Natures Head in November and have been using it instead of the house loo. To answer your questions, the unit comes with a spray bottle so if you miss you just spray and wipe with toilet paper and drop into tank. 98% of the time you won't need to do anything. Once the bottle is empty...

Thanks SkiFreak for the correct info.

Don't forget that we are restricted at the front as well as the back. Check Qld reg's, from memory it is 1200mm from centre of front axle. Could be wrong but worth checking.

2002 FG637 38mm 5 stud

I use a battery isolator hidden behind the exhaust stack. If needed I can lock it closed with a padlock.

4D33 - 4.2lt = TD42 Factory set @ 8.7psi .6bar 60kpa and EGT @500 max Upgrade to

I believe that smushed fins is a very real concern, the air needs to get past the fins to cool the water in the tubes.