Operating Instructions
Somehow I have aquired the operating instructions for a 230/280GE (460) with my 300GD, does anyone have the instructions for a 300GD but needs the one I have and would like to swop?
Colin
Hi Colin,
If you can't get a swap for your handbooh I'll take it
Do you know they'redoing Aussie Kippers here now - Inedible and incredible.
I've ordered 2 paisr of real smelly ones from Aberdeen for my Christmas breakfast
Aussie wife & her family will just have to suffer . Alpa gu brach
Jimmy Mac
Colin, if you want to sell that handbook will do a deal with you, save me searching eBay for next 6 months.
Ciamar a tha sibh ?- and that's my lot- I had a go at learning Gaelic when I lived in Inveness but even a bonny teuchteress teachung me it did'nt get through :oops: - so whatt was your last phrase ?
I'm after the MB owners handbook . but I would likle the fuse box layout and the amperage of them too if you could snap them.
Cheers - mar sin leibh
Jimmy, I'll see what I can do.
The last phrase was "Enjoy your malt"
I'll see what I can do with photos, if that doesn't work out, I'll get someone to scan them for me.
John, I'll gladly do the same for you but although it is for the petrol G's it has all the info about mine except the engine stuff, so unless I can buy a diesel one from someone and then sell mine for the same amount, I may as well hang on to it
Colin
Thanksfor your help Colin,
It's ma burdy so I 'm havin' ma kippers the noo- grand tastin' but a bit wee.
Are they Russians and Norwegians away wi a the big yins ?
While I envy you all a frozen Christmas , it's 30C here so we're off to the beach today 8) via about 250km of lumpy dirt road and then about 30 km of beach driving and heavy sand tracks north of Brisbane at Rainbow Beach. Trips like that I measure in tankfuls as it's murder on the petrol but worth it because the G is just the best thing on dry sand .
Slainte Jimmy Mac
Happy burdy big man.
Aye it the Russians (they have taken all their Ladas back on the fishin boats,) the Norwegians, the French and the Spanish (sorry Jesus) that hiv taken aw the big yins. Anyway we've nae boats left so somebody has tae catch them! There wasn't enough room in British waters for our boats and the all the other folk that wanted to fish in them, so the good old government cut the British quotas and decomisioned them to make room :roll: :shock:
Send me you email address and I'll send ye thay photies, thur gie big so may tak a minute or twa tae doonload.
Colin
Hi Colin,
we're suffering the same sort of thing down this end - Australia is so bloody nice
to everyone that we are eating Thai seafood and Filipino pineapples while local
producers lay workers off -???
My Email is features@tpg.com.au
I did/nt get into the surf today because we went exploring on the way and found some tracks up a mountain - absolutely sensational !!
After climbing through a rainforest section it became very steep with loose rocks and shale - it's the first time I used the diff locks in anger -amazing ! compared to the current 4wds I get to drive it never seems to get out of shape or lose grip.
I've done a pano at the top of the mountain -Mt Widgee - don't you love it ?
Somewhere in the picture my wife and her sister are peeing- it was a reaction to
actually getting to the top alive.Jimmy Mac
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Hi Jimmy
I'm sorry but someone else beat you too it, I still have the instruction handbook since no-one took me up on the offer. If there are any parts you particularly want to see, I'll try and photograph them and email them to you.
You should have got your kippers from Arbroath. Sealbhaich bhur brach
Colin