Minor setback encountered over weekend, fine tuning the towball/receivers and poly pedestals, bent the template they were sitting on and buckled them out of shape. Worked to closure of play (dark) and just about got them right but on a lot heavier plate. Just need a very light smack with a club to seat them correctly, reckon I can get it right today by adjusting the actual ball and the nylon pedestal it's sitting on. Just about got the cab locking device sorted, shaft ready to mount at lower back of cab, very simple device using the original towball locks and levers. More to be revealed.
Dave

Dave,

With the bushes, have you searched though the suspension catalogues like Superpro? There may be something that gets you started.

superpro.com.au

superpro.com.au/bush-sizing

jon_d.
Just about got all the bushes made, bought a cupla lengths of poly and nylon rod, turned them up in my lathe here, came out OK. Thanks for the tip though. Cheers

Been having a tinker in the shed since last report, sorted out the cabin lockdown, had most of the stuff kicking around (stock!)
Seems to work OK, put a few snaps up give a bit of an idea.
Bloke supposed to come and have a look at the cabin as far as rust removal goes. Really only has the two front swivel mounts to undo and the shed can be lifted off with the gantry I made. So threw a bit of a splash of grey primer on it to slow down the rust, although it is in under cover.
Having a custom built radiator made here in Ballarat, $800, which considering it cost me $700 about three years ago for the Jeep with the Ford 300 SIX, I thought was pretty good.
The 12V boat winch arrived early in the week, hooked it up as per their instructions, gave a big flash and is as dead as a dodo! Got hold of the distributor through eBay, looking into replacement as I write. That's about it until I get the radiator home, sort out the X-member for it and work out where I'm gonna put the intercooler, supposed to sit on top of the radiator, may have to get one made of them also, or adapt something more likely.
My son asked if I had a plan? "Nah, making it up as I go! That's why so many stuff ups!"
Cheers, Dave_64

Still can't work out why these photos appear on their sides!
Ensured iPhone was in the correct upright position, transferred them onto the desktop. still in correct alignment, had three goes at editing them, as soon as I open the topic, they fall ass over head again!
Got me! Dave

Dave might be because it’s a tilt cab your making that’s tipping them over
Bluey

Jeez, Bluey! You could be onto something there!

Dave, just for amusment try taking the photos with the phone being horizontal rather than vertical. This is what I have to do to stop them falling over.
In the past I too have loaded them onto the desktop, did the editing and post them only to see them fall down.
Try it, this just might help. I even have used a texta to remind me when I open my phone cover to hold the thing horizontal.

Bluey said what I said on 12th June. Photos are still tiny little ones I have to open each one individually. I have trouble tilting my head to see 'em but I manage!

Morris, I think your photo problem is your end, I am sure we have had that problem before, hopefully Terry will chime in and clear up your issue.

I think Cobba and Dave are on the solution, our forum program is reading the what it thinks is theright way of the photo, depth the operator knowing better. Hence holding the camera the other way might be the fix.

But I am only guessing.