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Yeah, sorry about that, I meant to get some pics last weekend but simply ran out of daylight. Will get some this long weekend.
Tony

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Item............................... 1989 Brumby ute. Pics to come. Description...................... Registered NSW until 28/01/2015, honest old car, 300,000 kms, red in colour, A/C not cold, runs and drives well, bog stock. Paint isn't great with clear peeling, small dents and larger dent in left d...

Well if they can haul that fat bloke in red and his sleigh, they could haul a Foz through some mud!

What's "dacha"?

Sounds like carb accelerator pump is crook, or ignition timing has moved.

Most manufacturers list different speedo drive gears, do Subaru?

Sounds like a loose earth cable or similar.

Or someone with a plasma cutter? Much more common = cheaper?

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So it's a programmable thermo switch? I can already think of a few uses for that.

G'day, you might find petrol engine pistons too light for a diesel. Remember diesels run 17:1 or more compression, I doubt pitbike ones will stand the stress. Everything has to be heavier as a result. 2 Stroke diesels also use an exhaust port in the barrell, only one valve for an inlet. Might be ea...

Is this engine a diesel?

Sorry about that, I didn't realise that you could specify the size.

In among this lot are 60mm pistond kits for 19.99 each plus 7.99 postage, who knows, maybe you can combine shipping and have a full set for $120? Are these suitable? It appears as though all 150cc pit bikes have 60mm pistons, cheap and plentiful. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Piston-Rings-Kit-Set-Lifan...

The Patrol pistons might be a little large, td42 Patrol is engine 96mm bore. OP is aiming for total engine capacity of just under a litre (981cc) made up of five cylinders, five of those big suckers would make a 3.5 litre engine.

Enough to make your head hurt.

Most certainly Alpaca farms but that could be anywhere on the east coast, no golf clubs though. And I gotta ask.....WTF is that?
Looks like a bird, could it be a bantum?

Ok, let's do a little detective work......the road surface, texture and colour is remarkably like the road I live on, as are the granite rocks, so could very well be local, the African lovegrass is about as dry (frost bitten) as it is on my property and is also confined to the Monaro/Snowy region I ...