Registry of Ex Military Land Rovers
REMLR General => REMLR - News => Topic started by: Phoenix on May 25, 2012, 02:25:47 PM
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May
25.05.2012 - the 177-000+ range of ARN's has had some additions with Horndraulic Trailers, Mk.4 and F1 Internationals and Diamond Reo Trucks all added to the list as well as some corrections to some FFT and other Land Rovers.
21.05.2012 - The REMLR forums have migrated to a new home as a part of this website as of today so if you are having trouble finding it, or you know others that are, find us over at http://remlr.com/forum/
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May
29.05.2012 - The Bank account for REMLR has now been set up, so if you are paying Membership fees or purchasing something, please note the change of details on the Shop page, as well as the Incorporation page. The Minutes for the AGM have also now gone online.
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September
09.09.2012 - 176-000+ range of ARN's has had a number of vehicles added to it, including F1 and F2 Internationals, Diamond Reo's and others.
08.09.2012 - 108, 116 and a few other ranges of ARN's have recieved updates and additions this week.
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Remember these updates are also being opsted on facebook, so like our page to see the updates!
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10.09.2012 - The 178-000+ range of ARN's has been updated and added to. the NZ ARN pages have also been updated with the NZ fleet being added to the ARN Index as well as now being available ordered by ARN or ordered by NZ No.
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21.09.2012 - 180-000+ range has been updated with more International Truks, and the 181-000+ range has been added with mostly International Trucks.
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24.1.2012 - The 171-000+ range of ARN's has been updated to include a lot more International Trucks. We are finally getting close to haveing complete lists for all International No.1 Mk.1, Mk.2, Mk.3, Mk.4 and 6x6 models.
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29.10.2012 - The 172-000+ range of ARN's has been updated to include more International Trucks. The Acco ARN page has been updated to reflect known numbers of Australian No.1 Trucks. A number of previously unidentified trucks have been identified as well.
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I posted this update on facebook and forgot to put it here!!!
15.01.2913 - Has it really been that long since an update!!! Ok, time to start to get back into it! A Timeline page has been added to the Fleet Information Index. In time this will chronologically list developments in the Land Rover's history with the Australian Army.
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Hi Richard
I have been offered some manheim catalogues from the early 2000's is this something we want to collect?
Also on the Army Inter chapter, some of the trailer variants were specific to the trucks. Am wondering if we should link the truck trailers from the Army Inter section rather than from the main forum area.
Specifically these would be:
1 ton Humber (pig) trailer
3 Ton Horndraulic (dog) trailer.
3 Ton MGB (pig) trailer
8 Ton Haulmark (dog) trailer
15 Ton Freighter tilt bed (pig) trailer
20 Ton Haulmark Plant trailer.
40 Ton Stecco drop neck semi trailer
70 Ton Float
Others not listed inc Freighter semis etc.
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Hello Diana,
Not answering for Richard, but i think we should certainly be collecting the old dasfleet and manheim catalogues, i sent some to Richard a few years back.
MC
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On that count you are welcome to answer for me, the auction catalogues can provide a lot of interesting informatio0n, and specific auction dates as the ARN books only list approved for disposal dates normally.
Trailers, maybe we should put a link to the trailers page on the inter chapter, and note on the trailer pages which vehicles or vehicle classes they were intended for. Trick is I know little about them!
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09.02.2013 - A small update, the Complete Equipment Schedule page has been updated with a number of workshop vehicle and trailer CES documents.
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26.02.2013 - As some of you may have seen, Australian Frontline Machinery has started selling Land Rovers, Trailers, Unimogs, Macks and other vehicles as a part of the Australian Army's replacement of it's current fleet consisting of some 10,000 vehicles and trailers. The Auctions are online at Greys Online, but there are links on the website. We are trying to keep up with the Auctions and update the database with new information as it comes to hand, but it is a lot of work, so please be patient. Also, if anybody wants to buy me a present, I'll have a Hardtop 4x4 Land Rover, then a 6x6 Ambulance, then maybe a 6x6 GS ;)
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Richard
Do you have a web link to this site.
Wayne
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The URL didn't cary over from the copy and paste from the REMLR.com website apaprently!
it is
http://australianfrontlinemachinery.com.au/
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thanks - nice pictures
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20.03.2013 - As some of you may be aware Ross C, the original creator of the REMLR website, has once again come back into the fold and is working on vehicle research. Our particular focus at the moment, apart from the Auctions of Current vehicles by Australian Frontline Machinery, is on Vietnam vehicles. For a while I have been adding information to help separate vehicles that served in Vietnam out of the existing database. And today I have finally finished the pages that interrogate the database in that way. The list of vehicles is only what we know of at the moment, so we know it is incomplete, but we are working towards a finite list of vehicles that served in Vietnam. See the Vietnam ARN page for more details.
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Hey Phoenix,
When i go to REMLR and click on Land Rover ARN's for Vietnam it brings up the Haflinger ARN lists!.
MC
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Hey Phoenix,
When i go to REMLR and click on Land Rover ARN's for Vietnam it brings up the Haflinger ARN lists!.
MC
Oops! :o
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I know, big opps. I'll be fixing that today.
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Richard or Ross,
In the Vietnam Land Rover database could you double check the cencus code and nomenaclature allocations please ? there appears to be an
increase in the quantities of " 6005M - Truck, Utility, 1/4 Ton, GS (less hoops, canopy, doors & Tailgate) " compared to what we had before.
This is also contradictory to the normal ARN database view. eg, 113-300 is listed as 6005M here but just 6005 in the normal ARN database.
oh never mind, after a long week at work I think I'm suffering from Dyslexia :o
Cheers,
Pete
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20.03.2013 - As some of you may be aware Ross C, the original creator of the REMLR website,
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The list of vehicles is only what we know of at the mom tent, so we know it is incomplete, but we are working towards a finite list of vehicles that served in Vietnam. See the Vietnam ARN page for more details.
Am I deficient and can't find the Vietnam ARN list available on the website, or isn't it there?
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Go to 'latest additions' in centre of REMLR.com home page. Under March you will see a hyperlink Vietnam ARN. Follow that then click on Land Rover hyperlink.
;D
Pete
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Do we have any idea who owned the website: http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~ihg/Vietnam1.html (http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~ihg/Vietnam1.html) It is mentioned against three vehicles 112-723, 112-756 and 112-789 but the link is now is broken. One gun buggy, one 88" ambulance, and a 88 Command Recon transferred to the RAAF.
Obviously a trusted resource earlier in REMLR history. Perhaps Carzee remembers?
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I have established that my "bessie" wasn't in Vietnam, she is not on the list. So our choice of deep bronze is the go as she never served ;D
Mrs hh :)
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13-04.2012 - The REMLR Inc has been updated with the 2013 AGM Minutes, and updated committee and REMLR positions. The Bush Tucker Man Notes page has also been updated to reflect a link to the new official BTM website.
12.04.2013 - The Vehicle Markings page has been updated with vehicle and unit markings from Vietnam.
05.04.2013 - There has been a lot more work on identifying vietnam vehicles done by Ross C and Richard G, the fruits of which can be seen on the Vietnam ARN page. In some variants we are getting quite cloe to the numbers from Michael Cecil's Mud and Dust. The Vehicle Markings page has also been updated..
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25.05.2013 - Given the information appearing with vehicles being Auctioned by Australian Frontline Machinery, we have been adding all vehicles from auctions to our database with as much information as we can. Why? because unlike older paper records that can be kept, digital records used today are just deleted, and it amy be the only chance to capture this information. And because of that, a lot more manufacturers now have entries in the ARN Manufacturers Listings as well as the 200-000 upwards registrations being broken into 200, 202, 207 sections etc like the other ARN's, rather than just 200+
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31.05.2013 - Some additions have been made to the Repair Parts Schedule (RPS) page. Specifically the Series 3 FFR and Workshop Variants with more to be added soon.
31.05.2013 - I have made a few updates to the Articles page, correcting dates, and adding a couple of extra articles.
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Hi Phoenix,
A note to let you know for the record, that from the April auction of Graysonline I purchased a 110 Perentie FFR ARN 49-122 ex 1st Signal Regiment, Enoggera. QLD.
Which now resides at Parkerville, Western Australia.
Thanks
Sabre
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Congrats on the purchase!! Are you interested in registering with REMLR ?? it is no cost at all http://www.remlr.com/remlrregistration.html
Otherwise I will register the details againt your forum name.
Richard (Phoenix)
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A fascinating article about the changes made to Land Rover 6x6 50-501, 50-502 and 50-503 as well as a number of photos have been added to the Land Rover Project Perentie Vehicles Page
http://www.remlr.com/perentie-project-LR.htm
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The next day or so should yield a bit of an update for the REMLR website. I have been revamping the navigation and style a bit (nothing dramatic) to improve the site before adding any further information to it.
The upgrade will be noticeable, and will appear in the next day or so.
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1/8/2013 - The redesign of the REMLR.com website navigation has been launched tonight. All the old information is still here, just some of it looks a little different, or is in a slightly different place. if you find any problems, please let me know.
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OOOoooohh.. it's so pretty.
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:D good stuff Richard, looking good. The auction ad fits in very well. Its right size, not too much at all IMHO.
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1/8/2013 - The redesign of the REMLR.com website navigation has been launched tonight. All the old information is still here, just some of it looks a little different, or is in a slightly different place. if you find any problems, please let me know.
I keep getting sent to telstra assist website
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Telstra assist!!! Mmm, may have been because of the domain registration problem which I was just coming here to post about.
In my infinite busyness, I forgot to pay for the domain name which then expired, and then remlr.com pointed to nothing. website was still here, just REMLR.com did not point to it. However all should be well now :)
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02.09.2013 - Spring has sprung, and so have three brand new pages on REMLR.com. The RFSV, SRV and SRV(SF) pages have arrived to help alleviate confusion between these models, as well as give us mere mortals something to drool over!
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05.09.2013 - Added the Phase 1 and Phase 2 test reports and photos from the 1958/59 Testing of 1/4 Ton 4x4 vehicles for the Australian Army. A big thankyou to Ian P for finding the report in the National Archives and pointing them out to me.
04.09.2013 - Updated the Civlilian 6x6 Page with 2 more vehicles.
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December
10.12.2013 - Added a number of manuals to the system today. User handbook for the F1 and F2 Trucks, Workshop Manuals to the EMEI pages for Isuzu Engines, Wiring Layouts for the International Mk.3, Workshop manuals for the 4x4 Land Rover 110. Also parts books for the Mk.4 and International F1/F2 trucks to the Repair Parts Schedule page.
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23.12.2013 - Updated KJ's Shed, the first shed update or addition in a while! Also added another vehicle to the Civilian 6x6 Page. Added Land Rover Series 2/2a Ambulance drawings to the Technical Drawings page
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24.12.2013 - Believe it or not, another update today! Firstly, we have some photos of the Perentie 6x6 GMV's sent to us a while back by Darrin Wright. Next, the belated, but finally here article on How to fix a Fuel Tank by Charlie Myres. Finally there is now a page for the Series 3 Maintenance Vehicle, with photos sent in by Phillip Hastings.
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and some more updates!
More updates, this time some hereto unseen photos of a rebuilt Series 2 Ambulance prototype. The same goes for the Series 2a Carryall of which we had 1 very good photograph, but now there is 3 fabulous ones of the same vehicle at PMC Enfield.
I checked my inbox for remlr and to do folders, about 600 emails there I have yet to take action on, many of them holding gems like the photos mentioned above. we will see what I can get updated in the new year ;)
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Love the Carry All pix. They are old or fatigued negatives thats for sure.
The old mystery chain for the spare and the bracket on the the tub floor is shown in the photo of the load area of "carry all" interior.
Interesting mudflap logo too. http://www.remlr.com/2A109carryall.html
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Did you note the date of the picture 26/11/63 :) and I would guess the pic was taken at the side windows of the assembly hall ;)
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Hey there Uncle Ho.
The carryall does have a good look.
That date is the same week John F. Kennedy was assassinated.
As for the assembly hall, what would they do there - was it like the factory canteen or social club perhaps?
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Welcome to 2014, i've finally arrived. There has been a lot of database work etc since my last update as a few auctions at AFM have come and gone and there is a reasonable ammount of work that goes in to recording all the information and saving the photos. The point of today's update is that I have finally started work on pages for each of the variants of the Land Rover 110 Perentie Fleet. We are hoping to have pages for each variant with reference photos and information about their roles and configurations where we have it. Today I have gotten up the 4x4 General Service and 4x4 Fitted For Radio Variants and have added them to the 110 Perentie Index.
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06.02.2014 - Due to having some of this half way done before and never finishing, I've been able to punch out the Command Post FFR and Senior Commander variants today as well.
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07.02.2014 - Some more Perentie pages added to the 110 Perentie Index today. Added are the Personnel Carrier, Survey vehicle, 6x6 General service and 6x6 Ambulance. The 6x6 General Maintenance vehicle has also had some updates to it's information.
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19.02.2014 - I have added and updated some information and vehicel details on the Perentie Project page, and the Perentie Trials and Prototype Vehicles page. I have also added ore photos of the Brand New Series 2A to the 2a Land Rover PR Photos page.
12.02.2014 - I have updated the Series 3 88in page with some further information. I have also updated the Specifications page to include the Series 3 Land Rover specifications.
11.02.2014 - Updated the Perentie FFR page with some photos from Land Rover Australia of the Engineering Development vehicle and a new FFR on display. Updated the Technical Drawings page to include some more Ambulance Drawings.
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Added a Leyland Army Land Rover Parts book to the Repair Parts Schedule page. This interesting document was published as a sumpliment to the civilian parts book detailing the parts used on the Army Series 3 models. I have also added a new page and photos of the Series 2 Workshop Prototypes that I know some members will love. I have added some chassis photos to the Perentie Information page.
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24.02.2014 - I have added a page for the Defender 130 to the new Land Rover 110 and 130 index page. I will have a new image for the navigation bar as soon as I get a chance to make one. I have also added more photos of hate Sallyman 130 to the Salvation Army page and some advertisements to the Adverts page. A small amount of information has been added to the Land Rover Discovery page as well.
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25.02.2014 - I have updated the Command Post FFR page with more photos and information about the two vehicles. Also unique because they are the only variant where every example of the type is owned by REMLR registrants.
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25.02.2014 - I have updated the Command Post FFR page with more photos and information about the two vehicles. Also unique because they are the only variant where every example of the type is owned by REMLR registrants.
Thanks
Wayne
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March
03.03.2014 - Added a page of photos and information on the Leyland Mastiff that was trialled against a Mack and Hino (and history shows that the Mack was the winner, and are currently being disposed of).
February
28.02.2013 - A new page of information and photos have been added to detail the vehicles used on the Bush Tucker Man television series, this is seperate to the Bush Tucker Man Notes page. Also updated is the Strange tale of 50-501 502 503 including more photos and information.
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Also added some vehicles to the 115-000+ range of ARN's, in this instance, Ferrets. Added a specific ARN page for the M548 Tracked Load Carrier, or Tilley.
So if you have a ferret, or photo of a ferret or tilley, send it in to us!
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07.03.2014 - With the recent acquisition of some interesting contract documents and numbers, I have put together a page of information relating to the number of Land Rover's Ordered and built for the Australian Defence Forces. Check it out on the Land Rover Contracts and Numbers page which has been placed on the ARN Index page,
04.03.2014 - I have expanded on some of the information on the 110 Perentie RFSV page including information on 48-002 and 48-003 which not only were Initial Production Vehicles, but effectively the prototypes for the RFSV variant.
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14.03.2014 - Added a page about Vehicle Radio Installations including a range of manuals for installing the Larkspur radios into Land Rovers.
13.03.2014 - Added a page of information and photos of the Austin Champ
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G'day Richard,
The tyre pressure chart on this page http://remlr.com/tyres.html needs to have the unit of measure in the title.
I presume that is in pounds per square inch,
Cheers Charlie
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Good question, i've done little work to that page myself. I think yo uare right, but I will get to doing that asap.
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03.04.2014 - Added a page of Photos, and a little information, about the Series 2A and 2B Forward Control Land Rovers to the Forward Control Index page. I have also updated some information on the page of photos showing a 101 Land Rover and Rapier unit when it was fairly new. I have also updated some links on the Association's page. I have updated the Colour Schemes and Paint page with information about the colour standard that REMLR was lucky enough to be given an original of. I have updated a number of dead links on the Links page.
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Thanks Richard.
The "Colour Schemes and Paint" link goes to the wrong page i.e. http://www.remlr.com/paradenotes.html
Also, is it possible to put up a high res photo of the colour swatch ?
Big thanks to whoever gave it to you :)
Pete
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Oops, they are beside each other in the list, must have clicked on the wrong one. I have a photo of the colour and the swatch.
However I am a little hesitant to post it because of the issue of white balance. Digital cameras need to calibrate of a 15% neutral grey to get the balance right. Below is a photo that shows how much it can vary it, but I will add it with a caption noting it may not be 100% accurate in the electronic image.
(http://media.digitalcameraworld.com/files/2014/01/White_balance_explained.jpg)
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Richard,
Sent you an email re the MR LRPV page which has been mine for a while now.
Happy to provide new details and pics.
Cliff
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Ahh, I didn't know that. I will update the page!
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07.05.2014 - Updated the paint scheme page to add some photos and information from Rocky Hema about vehicles with the 3rd Task Force / 3rd Brigade in Townsville.
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12.05.2014 - Updated the Perentie Information page to include model numbers and production numbers of various types, something missing from previous information about the Perentie and Bushranger project built Land Rovers.
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:) I just checked, we need an update on the Haulmark trailers -
1250kg tandem axle
http://www.remlr.com/trailer-haulmark1250.html
The Sydney AFM auction this week saw prices over $9100. I don't know why.
http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0030-5009980/transport-trucks-and-trailers/
http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0029-5009980/transport-trucks-and-trailers/
750kg single axle
http://www.remlr.com/trailer-haulmark750.html
Price was 1300
http://www.graysonline.com/lot/0031-5009980/transport-trucks-and-trailers/
cheers
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Those were particularly crazy prices I have to say, some people must have a very specific use for them I suppose.
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27.05.2014 - More of the Perentie/Bushranger index has been filled out with pages for the Land Rover 6x6 Assault Pioneer, Mortar Carrier , Direct Fire Weapons and Infantry Carrier added and updated.
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30/5/2014 - Added all the Series 2 EMEI's to the Series 2 EMEI page, this is a significant number of documents that have not been online on remlr before.
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06.06.2014 - Updated the 6 Tropical Trials page as some photos could not be clicked on to see the larger versions. The same problem had been happening on the Army Trials and Timeline page for 1964/65. Some photos from other parts of the REMLR website have been added to the page of photos from John Bamford. About 30 new photos have been added to a page of photos from Neil Abrahams detailing his time at the Tropical Trials Unit.
02.06.2014 - June, is it really June already! Anyway, another addition to the Perentie/Bushranger index, this time the Perentie 6x6 Air Defence variant.
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18.06.2014 - It was pointed to me the other day that no Series 3 EMEI's were online currently, so I have rectified that by putting ALL the Series 3 Land Rover EMEI's that we have online. We believe that we have all the EMEI's that were issued for these vehicles, but as always, if you know of more, please let us know. This includes workshop manuals, modification and inspection instructions and a summary of the Modification Plate modifications.
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25.06.2014 - I have added a number of pages to the ARN lists for the Perentie 110 vehicles, Namely pages for the different variants. Check it out at the Land Rover Perentie 110 ARN page.
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25.06.2014 - I have added a number of pages to the ARN lists for the Perentie 110 vehicles, Namely pages for the different variants. Check it out at the Land Rover Perentie 110 ARN page.
Thanks Richard, a highly useful feature! :)
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A couple of hours to code up all the census codes, but I think well worth it. Most of the lists are not complete yet, but as vehicles are auctioned they will fill out.
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Hello Richard,
Going through some old auction notes, RAAF track trailer 200190, 6D9T20RTAT2FU0021 is amongst them. its not on the database list.
sold at auction 19OCT11, not sure where.
MC
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From my notes, it was sold at moorebank. it is in the database, not sure where it shows up online though. will check. thanks for the information.
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Fixed so it does show up on the RAAF Trailer list.
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04.09.2014 - Is it really September already? While the website may appear to have had few updates, the Database behind the ARN pages has constantly been updated. Since the AFM auctions began for the 110 fleet, some 2,200 Land Rovers, Trucks, Trailers and Bikes have been added to the database. Quite a few when you look at it. From memory the number sold around the place when the auctions began was 12,000 vehicles total, so I suppose that means i'm about 1/6th of the way there! On real updates, today I added some photos of two Development vehicles for what became the Perentie 110 to the Project Perentie Trials, Prototype and Development Vehicles page.
http://www.remlr.com/perentie-project-LR.htm
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22.09.2014 - I have created a page of information about the Perentie Initial Production Vehicles complete with some information and photos. Enjoy!
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Thanks buddy
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December
04.12.2014 - Has it really been 2 months! However the wait has been worth it in one respect. I have updated the Articles page which had a number of broken links to articles. They should all be working now.
The big news is on the RPS (or Repair Parts Scales) page because we have been able to publish a Land Rover parts book from 1999 showing all the parts for the Perentie 4x4 models. You will also notice that we have tried some new security measures on this document to try and avoid people selling the file for profit when it is available here for free. The title page is the most noticeable of these measures. However Land Rover will pursue people trying to make a profit from this document. It's down the bottom of the page and it's manual number is PUBR001, ENJOY!
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Quite a few vehicles have been added to the database from the Bushranger build vehicles that were previously missing.
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11.12.2014 - I have done a significant update to many sections of the Database that contain the Bushranger build vehicles, finally separating them form the Perentie build vehicles in the Model columns. Another early preset has come the way of Bushranger 6x6 model owners is the parts book PUBR005 on the RPS page which shows parts specific to the Infantry Carrier, Mortar Carrier and Assault Pioneer models. It does not include the vehicles that these variants are based on.
I forgot to add that the 4x4 parts book has been updated to include some new parts numbers.
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12.12.2014 - One more Christmas present for the 6x6 owners, this time the book is PUBR002, the combined parts book for the Perentie 6x6 models which, like the others, can be found on the RPS page.
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Not on the website yet, but online NOW a new video from Land Rover showing the Production and Trials of the Perentie https://youtu.be/r20rbDn6Td8
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Hello Pheonix, any chance the ARN lists showing the 6x6s might get filled out a bit any time soon.
ARNs around the numbers 202-189 which is my 6x6 INF Carrier.
Greg Mac.
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Working on catching up on the auctions i've not done yet at the moment.
Until then, this update.
I have added another page of User Handbooks (also called Technical Manuals) to the Library page of REMLR. I gave also included the new cover page that will be updated on to all existing files to help point people to REMLR that may not know where it came from. Of course the cataloging of information from the auctions has continued on behind the scenes as well so keep an eye on the ARN listings at they automatically update.
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great work lads, doesn't get said often enough, but thank you
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Here, Here!
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Some updates from today, as well as others I had not posted here yet.
September
20.092017 - Added today is a fascinating document which is the Technical Description for the Perentie 6x6 produced by Land Rover. Find it now on the Perentie Brochures and Documents page. The Perentie Project page has also been updated with the youtube video of these vehicles produced by Land Rover.
07.09.2017 - The last of the Modern ARN Ledgers have been added to that page. However the 25-35 ledger is incomplete and missing many sections. If you have copies of any of these pages please email them to me at webmaster@remlr.com
August
28.08.2017 - Two more of the Modern ARN Ledgers have been uploaded, only one ARN ledger is not yet online.
24.08.2017 - The first two of the documents found with the Modern ARN Ledgers have been put online, namely the ARN Allocations and the book detailing the vehicle Census codes.
22.08.2017 - The auction recording continues, and I have added a new page of informations to the ARN Index page for the Modern ARN Ledgers. I hope to make available the complete ARN books as well as other related documents in the near future in a similar fashion to the AWM website.
March
08.03.2017 - Ok 2017 and this looks pretty bad but I am back in the seat. I have added another page of User Handbooks (also called Technical Manuals) to the Library page of REMLR. I gave also included the new cover page that will be updated on to all existing files to help point people to REMLR that may not know where it came from. Of course the cataloging of information from the auctions has continued on behind the scenes as well so keep an eye on the ARN listings at they automatically update.
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I am catching up with the auctions that I was quite behind with so with the help of David I am getting there.
Also in the 101 range of ARN's I have found a stack of No.5's that have not been recorded yet, as well as a heap of workshop trailers too. They will be added as soon as I have time.
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Richard - Top work, and a very well done - It is dedication like yours that is very much appreciated but all too often neglected to mention.
Frank
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Updates and a new page and new photos!!
05.03.2018 - Added a page of photos showing Land Rovers, International Trucks and Studebaker trucks taken by Colin McDairmaid while serving at 18 LAAD Regiment. http://remlr.com/18LAA.html
01.03.2018 - Another year another entry. I have updated the Supply Shed with details for Ultimate Fibreglass who are able to manufacture a range of Perentie 4x4 and 6x6 parts. http://remlr.com/supplys.html
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Supply Shed corrections: North Eastern Truck Wreckers have been closed for many years now, and so has Toole's Disposals store. Landybitz is not in SA
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Updates and a new page and new photos!!
Added a page of photos showing 18 LAA Regiment. http://remlr.com/18LAA.html
Were 18LAA a Reserve unit? Some very dated vehicles for '67-'68: AR150 Inters, No4 trailers with LR hub adapters, US WW2 Bantam trailer.
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With the exception of the trailers all of those vehicles were in evidence around Liverpool area in 70/71. The CMF as it was then tended to get hand me downs rather than new vehicles. IMO they were doing well to have F1s (n.b. they are not Mk 5s) and the D400 is a surprise although they were welcome to those.
Geoff O.
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I think they were a reserve unit.
Supply shed updated, thanks all :)
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I sent some photos and info of an RAN Defender to you guys back in 2016.
Did that get missed in your updates?
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Not as yet, I have a backlog of work for auctions to 2015 and about 2011 for some other emails due to the volume and family time constraints. it is still in the queue as I remember the email ;)
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06.08.2018 - The addition of details from the current auctions continues, however today I have added a page that I have overlooked somehow. A record of all vehicles known to have been sent to Vietnam during the Vietnam War. They can be found on the Vietnam War ARN's page or their own page on All Vietnam ARN's
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04.10.2018 - The last few days I have updated the User Handbook and Repair Parts Scale pages to include a large number of documents that have been available through the Australian Frontline Machinery website so that they are available here in perpetuity.
http://www.remlr.com/UHB.html
http://www.remlr.com/rps.html
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112-501 is still missing from the list, it does feature in 2 clips held by the AWM went into Sth Vietnam with 1RAR in June 1965, cheers Dennis ps it is quite possible that 112-501 was the 1st Land Rover to go ashore way back then as it does feature as a 1st in a few scenes LOL
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Still working in the 111 range, not up to 112 yet ;)