Wanted : Road Ranger 45

G'day,
I'm looking for a 45

Stuee
GuddayM8

Could also B a
Roadranger or Inter or Atkinson part
looks a bit familiar to the one on our big 'A'

good luck with u're search

cya
[ch9787]

Thats just a standard acco/t-line/ pretty much any cabover remote, should be common as grease @ any wreckers

cheers Adam

Stu, I needed an excuse to visit Bob, so will see what Midlands have next couple of days...


/me

Sstuart, dumb question I know, but is the changer you want actually 45 degree or perhaps a bit closer to 30 degree??? Did ya get an expert to measure it

Bobs got one but I think not quite as high angle as 45 degree.... let me now if you need to know more

/me

G'day Sarge,
Guilty as charged, I didn't measure it. It could be closer to 30

I've seen them cut those things in the middle, then turn them to whatever angle you like, then weld them up.

Sorry off topic.

Stu in your first photo it shows a couple of tanks behind the gearbox. My Acco had brackets on the inside of the frame that appear similar to the brackets on the right.

The question is do you know what those brackets / tanks are for?

ay stu i will check stock when i go up the shed in a minute
Yes cam i have done just that to fit the 671 in the isuzu
chocs

G'day Bigcam,
I thought about cutting it and welding it, but I figured there must be a few out there before I got that keen.

G'day Jarrod,
I 'borrowed' that photo off the interenet, it's not on my truck. I would have thought the brackets were for the air tanks? I'll see if my workshop manual gives any clues. My truck has the air tanks in a similar spot (a bit futher back) but the brackets are made by Norling not IH.

-Stu