mervifwdc

This is'nt much use to anyone in the UK, but my dad has a furniture factory, and has had to install a furnace to burn the waste. if your putting in a timber burner, approach any local furniture type factories, they may be please if you'll take away the waste timber. sparky timber (i.e. dried) is no big deal in enclosed burners, just burns fast. Merv.

I had a similar situation, on a 2003 with 100k miles. Turns out the exaust was blocked as the cat was blocked. Test this by dropping the exaust pipe from below the turbo and see if it goes better. if so, then your looking for a new exaust, or at least the blocked section.

The Albrights are not winch specific.

There are loads of options. There is nothing to say the tank has to be near the pump, and nothing to say the tank has to be near the outlet. I would think that a smaller tank with a pump would be a better solution than a huge tank that can leak, run out etc. Merv.

Hi, Yes, You can drive it without either propshaft (but not with both missing <grin>). if you remove the back one only, then there is give pressure on the CV's so dont go crazy on the power. Merv.