Recent content by MogsAndDogs

Congrats! Looks like it will be a fun build.

Howdy. Do you remember where you got them? I am curious what the weight rating is.

Hi Daan, welcome to the forum! Nice truck. Have you heard of Brown Bear Components, from Australia? They seem to focus on getting the most performance out of these engines.

I have one I would be willing to let go for the right price.

This washer dryer was originally purchased in England for $600. It’s 3 years old and has rarely been used. Perfect for anyone needing a space-saving, all-in-one laundry solution. This is a quiet appliance which is ideal for RV and Van Life living. IMPORTANT NOTE: Runs on 220 volts with a UK 3...

You might be able to get one registered in California as an RV if they are made in the US. It has been years since I looked into this but my Mercedes was impossible because it was imported, but I remember it being possible with an LMTV because they were made here.

Do either of you have experience with these trucks?

Do you mean that the 30 year old army ManKat is being sold for 80-90% of what a new Man Kat costs? or The 30 year old army ManKat is being sold for 80-90% of the new non-army Scania?

Howdy. I think you have to find someone with access to the EPC and they can enter the VIN. what kind of truck is it?

Is it possible a line or fitting could be obstructed before the fuel filters? I think I remember someone on the Benzworld forum having an issue with fuel delivery and found that a paper towel had made it into the tank. Maybe drain the tank and inspect, then blow air through the line running to...

Excellent, thanks!

Great news on the parts. I am curious what you do with the dog while mountain biking? Does he run the trails with you?

I know it is technically illegal in the US but I ended up just putting LED ”bulbs” in the old housing. Much better than the original H4.

Wow, that is intense. I am not sure I could get the nerve to cut into my frame. Impressive.

Do you have any photos? I would be concerned about cab rust. Very difficult/expensive to remedy. I don't know specifically about 1017A, but for the Unimog it is floorboards, door sills, and the bottom of the windshield. Victorian is correct - I think at that age you should assume you will...