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FFerjablito replied to the thread Isuzu npr 4wd.They look like they are custom-made.
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FFerjablito replied to the thread Isuzu npr 4wd.Check the load on the front axle as well. I don't know exactly how it will be in the Isuzu. In the Fuso, the front axle cannot be...
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FFerjablito replied to the thread Isuzu npr 4wd.128Q is 1800kg maximum load depending on weight, on the rear axle you may be tight
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FTrue, but this type of pipework is normally installed in a house, not a vehicle that has to deal with continual vibration. Each one of...
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FFerjablito replied to the thread My Fuso4x4.Sorry, 15cm is the height from the floor to the first step, the total from the inside is approximately 125cm.
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FWhere do I start? Wow! That's a very open ended question... If you want to know the surface bonding capability of anything, you need to...
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FI am not a DIY builder and therefor there are limitations to what I can preplan for. We did a great job on the floor and a layer of...
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FFerjablito replied to the thread My Fuso4x4.height from the ground 15cm
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FFerjablito replied to the thread My Fuso4x4.with its difficulty, but it can be done
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FFerjablito replied to the thread My Fuso4x4.Let's hope there are no leaks. In principle, multilayer pipes are quite safe, triple pressed.
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FFerjablito replied to the thread My Fuso4x4.
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FFerjablito replied to the thread My Fuso4x4.I'm making very slow progress. The plumbing, heating, etc. connections are almost ready. Last week, the access ladder was anchored.
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FFerjablito replied to the thread Isuzu npr 4wd.And the best part is that it was taken into account in the project and the reinforcements within the sandwich panel.
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FYes and no. If you are talking about a vehicle that will be purely transporting goods over reasonably well constructed roads, then yes...
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FFerjablito posted the thread rear axle stabilizer bar Fuso in Japanese Heavy Truck: Mitsubishi and Isuzu.Any friend with a stabilizer bar for the rear axle? Regards.
