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I'm actually going to Melbourne tomorrow. I'll be in Bundoora in the morning and then the city most of the arvo and overnight if that helps.

Hi all, I've just cleaned out my garage and discovered the tonneau cover for my old ute (since sold). It's off a 2003 model and should fit up to a 2007 - won't fit the newer models starting at 2009. As far as I know, it's never been used. My brother bought the ute new and immediately fitted a...

^^ what he said. The Nav is gone now

Yeah, Dave, I'm keen, but the missus reckons it's a bit bogan!

G'day folks. Just a quick note to say I've traded in the Nav on a 2013 Triton GLXR ute. As this was where I started on the Nav forum, I thought it was a good place to end. Thanks to all for building such a fantastic community: it's a pretty rare thing to have no dickheads in a forum like this...

Try telling Dermott Brereton he's anything less than a rocket surgeon!

I got to the point where I had to close my left eye and tilt my head to the right to get the lights to come on. Ended up with a crook neck, so got it fixed

I had exactly this problem and it eventually got to the point where I had no reverse lights. At my last service I mentioned it to the mechanic and they fitted a new switch. They did say the switches are getting hard to get, although that sounded odd given the ute is still being sold new.

Hey Jim, you wouldn't be interested in pulling out the ashtray from the back drivers side door? Mines been busted since I got the ute - it's the surround that's broken. I reckon you'd probably put prefer to sell a whole door, but thought I'd ask.

Swap meet, Dave? Too hot to go this year for me.

I'm exactly 6' and 115 kegs and have no drama. Had my ute for 5 years and have never felt uncomfortable.

Been at it again, got a couple of loads on the weekend. Intending to build up over the next month then split it all for Winter 2016. I've got enough for this year already dry.

I reckon it'd be more fun hitting 'em with a baseball bat. I've seen how their heads cave in and I reckon that'd be awesome to see. Can't wait till it starts

^What he said

Noice, always wanted something like this. Hope you get a lot of enjoyment from it.

Show us what you got. I've been meaning to replace mine for ages

G'day Tony. 1. Never 2. Recommended every 3-5 years for the solids tank. We've built the house and moved in almost 9 years ago and haven't had it done yet - no need yet.The water tank pump has a float and it empties once or twice a day. 3. No idea, but it's working as well as the day it was...

Not sure of your septic design, but mine is what's known as a sand filter. All waste goes into a tank and the fluid then flows through sand and into another tank which is about 6 foot deep and fills from the bottom. The pump empties this second tank into the dispersal lines. The 'water' that...

You'd want a lot bigger pump to suck out the water rather than push it out. When we got ours put in about 9 years ago, my plumber said to expects about 5-7 years from a pump. We got about 6 from the first one. He reckons Orange are the best brand. Edit- this plumber specialises in sceptic systems.