CES Perentie Kit,

[juddy]

Had a visitor today, and it was nice to find a full CES kit on this one, something that does not happen a lot these days.  The tools in the tool roll were 95% new, the jack was the later type manufactured by Fordham Engineering.

[AlexR]

Thanks for these pics. Have you got details on the tool kit? Spanner sizes etc.

[juddy]

Thanks for these pics. Have you got details on the tool kit? Spanner sizes etc.

Spanners were Sidchrome, drivers stanley 2 and 3 point, same as the Series kit?. Not sure what it should have in there, but this one had 9/16 , 12/14/17/19mm, Sidchrome 250mm ADJ Wrench.

[Dervish]

Thanks for these pics. Have you got details on the tool kit? Spanner sizes etc.

Mine has:

-   Sidchrome 28210 (combo pliers)
-   Stanley Australia 65-535 (3 point pozidrive screwdriver – perfect fit for the door hinge bolts)
-   Stanley 65-549 (8x150 flat head screwdriver)
-   Stanley 65-524 (Phillips head screwdriver)
-   Sidchrome 25114 (300mm adjustable spanner)
-   Sidchrome 14941 (1/2” drive right angle bar)
-   Sidchrome 22226 (17mm spanner)
-   Sidchrome 22228 (19mm spanner)
-   Sidchrome 21505 (1/2” & 9/16” dual ended offset ring spanner)
-   Prime no P/N (1/2” & 9/16” dual open ended stubby spanner)

Basically the same as Juddy’s photo. That one has a newer version of the pliers than mine and the Prime spanner looks to be a Sidchrome instead (as it would’ve been, the Prime is low quality compared to the rest of the kit). That one also has a second phillips head rather than the pozidrive.

[Phoenix]

I have been sent a full CES list for the 110, so I will try and get it on the website as soon as I can.

[Carzee]

I had a look at the 110 TD5 CES pages - http://www.remlr.com/ces.html

...have we got a Perentie CES available yet or would the differences be minor if any at all?

[Phoenix]

Not sure, I'll have to have a look!

[Mike C]

I see a beaked oil pourer, 1 pint, in there, too.

Galvanised: is it marked as to manufacturer, please?

Mike

[Carzee]

While out and about today in the Brindabellas on a "REMLR Run", a secret Santa called in: when I got home there was a CES kit at the front door.
A cyclone shovel painted OD
a water Jerry, 1983, with a shark head marking
spanners
pliars
screwdrivers
chisel
2 x really big allen keys
big sockets
small sockets
jerry can pourer
wheel brace, 27mm and 9/16 bsf, Litchfield brand, part "AYG8114", olive drab, D^D arrow mark only
wheel chock, LR UK part number ANR3052
Fordham jack, 1977, with NSN, olive drab, D^D mark, with a operation and safety check tag attacked by wire cable (stamped 5/2012)
Lever for the Fordham jack
tyre air pressure gauge, chrome steel, ~30cm long, "Jamec PEM" brand (part 05.2850) (expensive)
puncture repair patches and vulcanizing clamp thingy
a Gap Gauge
...and other bits such as https://www.awm.gov.au/view/book/31362/ (small pamphlet) stuffed and stained in the card that holds a gap gauge. Interesting read.

[BadCo.]

Here is another post with a full list. Sorry if its already listed on the website somewhere...

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/2342515-post13.html

[trebor110]

I see a beaked oil pourer, 1 pint, in there, too.

Galvanised: is it marked as to manufacturer, please?

Mike

This is from my CES kit that I bought in the early 90?s for my Series 2a.
The NSN is 7240-66?021-5710
Maker is CECIL & co

I will also send via facebook as that seems more popular than these forums.

Regards Rob

[trebor110]

These are two that came with my UNIMOG CES kits, bought in the resent auctions. There are no stamps other than the arrowhead. Both from different manufacturers as can be seen by the build quality.


Rob