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Just an FYI that the late model 24 spline axles as used in Discos are not any stronger than 10 spline axles. They are wasted to 27.4 mm and use a weaker material. Ashcroft did a bunch of testing and found them to be around the same breaking strength. The downside to your plan is that some of...

You can't turn the flow on and off as the heater would boil the water. The water needs to always be flowing when the burner is lit. What I do is put the shower head into the bucket and let it recirculate.

I use the Zodi. Works well, packs nice and small and is not expensive compared to some of the others.

The chemical only work for Mosquitos.

Temro (Zerostart) part number 3100087 if you want a normal block heater. https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B002UNGNK6/ref=dp_olp_all_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=all

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A Yellow top is a "dual-purpose" battery designed for both starting and deep cycle. Using a single purpose deep cycle for starting or other high amperage loads is not a good idea.

Apparently the RRS platform.

Probably just a bad battery then. First requirement is a good battery.

24 spline front shaft are available for Series axles. http://www.seriestrek.com/axles.html

The west coast is a special place with special people. That said, your examples are restored truck which is a difficult market to price. Normal market price for a decent TD5 110 in Canada is $25000.

Do not get a galvanized chassis as that will make it not eligible for import.

Disco 2s do have full floating axles. The junk reputation came about long before the Discos. Anyway. A modern RR is as reliable as anything else. As with all expensive modern vehicles they are complicated and have a lot of expensive things to go wrong.

19" wheels are the smallest. To get the diesel you need to get the SE with 20" wheels. No coil springs with two speed transfer case either. The transfer case and air suspension come together.

Bake it a bit to get rid of the smell.

How can it be fresh water? Looks to be the Atlantic ocean to me.

Yes. Cheaper than a Rover and not any more work. It is not like you are paying someone to do it. I'm not sure I understand the disc brake thing as drum brake Salisburys are simple to change to disc. all factory bolt on parts.

More expensive???? It is a Dana 60. More common than dirt.

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And, of course, it needs to be more than 25 years old.