Very nice! Thanks for sharing the pics and ideas!
Great dog, great breed, smart and very social. It is our first Airedale. We have always owned German Shepards, another great breed, but the hair and shedding is constant. The Airedale is a much different personality than the Sheppard. Razzle is 10 years old and loves to camp, backpack, hike, hunt, play chase with other dogs and of course loves being with the family. How old is you Airedale?
No, I think I was getting a favour by being able to look at it - it was hidden out of sight. I did not press my luck. It was Scottish White.
She'll be five tomorrow as a matter of fact. She's my first, but my wife grew up with them - she's a bit nutty and is a bad influence on my lab, but has a comical personality and is very affectionate.
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Why Jean is your car moldy underneathTo try to avoid the @Logsplitter problem of the transfer case cables, see his post on
Logsplitter’s travels in his Grenadier.
Hi @Logsplitter, Great seeing your photos and reading your travel log! What is your assessment of the Grenadier as an overlander so far? Do you feel like it is holding up (a) better, (b) as well, or (c) worse than other vehicles you have used in a similar way? Sorry if it is a tough...
I fixed a stainless plate on the free L-shaped fixation piece, using the hole that he used for his temporary repair with Colson straps.
A plate of 5cm X 9cm was sufficient, but I found in my metal pieces box a slightly larger plate, and I only had to drill a hole of 7mm, and find some screw and bolt and washer.
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It is floating (upper side of the picture, there were it is bend) but the plate is so stiff, that I hope it will help.
Probably my favorite offroad van, made in Ballina, New South Wales. Looks like it sits well behind the Grenadier.
Travel buddy is now better insulated.Just did a short trip with an empty oven on, I already have my first burn(very minor). I will place some insulation over the top of the oven, between the oven and the roof shelf. I want to minimize heat transfer to the shelf. I am glad I did this test before using the oven in anger for 2-3 hours, there was more heat and heat transfer than I was expecting.
I think over time the heat transfer to the shelf needs to be monitored. Reminded once again why I do a shake down test after an install. A few tweaks and she will be good to go.
Sounds familiar - I tried and failed with a 21.5” in that location before swapping for the 14”. It was a combination of fitment and wanting to avoid casting shadows on the auxiliary light spread.
29.3mpg, I'm struggling to hit 25 driving carefully at 55-60mph on the motorway but I do have front and rear lockers with the BF Goodrich tyres. I was hoping for better with the diesel and now over 6500 miles on it. On A roads it's no better if not worse.
