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Ive just found this in my 1961 parts book

Thank you John, I could not figure out what it was. now I can see it, I think it was the jack that is shown horizontal that confused me.

Dave

I found this on the swiss army vehicle web site, it says, Steyr Puch Haflinger 700 & 703 > 10-02 board tools.
Any one know what it is and where it fits.

Dave

I spoke to someone yesterday regarding the tommy bar and zinc plating, any body interested in one? . Im going to see him this morning , not sure on cost as yet, but if anyone is interested I will let you know when I return.

Dave

I think it should look like this one ??
Im not sure where I got this photo from.

Dave

Is this of any use to anyone
Here is a copy of the Pinzgauer tool roll holder that I mentioned. I was also given the measurements for the Tommy bar page 30/95 no15
The tommy bar is 10mm dia round bar, 250mm long with a 70mm portion turned down to 7mm then zinc plated.

Dave

I am trying to make up an original type tool kit. I have managed to locate a few items, but if anyone has any of the originals tools they want to sell please pm me. Now to the subject, has anyone got an original tool roll that they could measure with all the angles etc. I have just got a copy of a t...

I think the seat belt law was either 1970 or 1972 in Australia. My Haf is a 1968 and I checked with the licencing centre a while ago and they confirmed I did not need them. The main cab bow behind the front seats does not have the fixing point to secure the belt at the top. ( Maybe I've gone a bit o...

I have ordered the back rest straps and the holding straps etc from Haflinger Technik but they are struggling to get them shipped. I tried Autoquariat but they are having the same problem with shipping because of covid and brexit.

Dave

I have just had these door check straps made, the pins are stainless steel and I have 1 straight and 1 bent as it looks that way in the parts book. If someone knows if they are different please let me know.

Dave

Hi John,
Good call, I will check before I have some made. I did not realise that the back doors had provisions for check straps, I will check the next time I go in the shed.

Dave

I have been looking for information on which manufacturer supplied the tools for the roll up tool holder which is on page 30 95/0 of the parts book. I have seen photos of spanners etc made by Stubai of Austria, I note that they are listed as DIN 895 which the Stubai web site lists, but there are a c...

Thank you John, I will have some made .

Dave

Thanks Garry & John, The Haflinger is not road registered so its not a must have thing as yet. I am going to register it in the near future. We are in our rainy season at the moment and I have not had the canvas cover made , so im a fine weather driver. I keep looking for different things to add...

Thanks for all the reply and suggestions,I have never seen a vertical bracket / holder that fits between the fuel tank and battery box. I want to keep everything as original so unless there is a factory designed holder I will just keep checking the fuel tank.

Dave

I've just had a thought would the jerry can holder fit between the fuel tank and the footwell on the passenger side. if so please disregard my last comment. I think I must have been having a senior moment.

Dave

Hi Garry,
I have a Lwb Haf which has 2 tool boxes fitted where the jerry can fits on a Swb, as you can see in the attached older photos before I fitted the full canvas framework.

Dave

My dash board has not got the hole for a fuel gauge and the tank has not got the sender unit, all I have is the low fuel light

Dave

I remember seeing on eBay quite a while ago, a metal ruler type measuring stick for checking how much petrol was in the tank. Has anyone any photos of the ruler or better still, has one for sale.

Dave

I seem to remember seeing a photo of the original strap somewhere with the metal pins for attaching them to the door and body work.
Has anyone got a photo they can post so I can make some, I have looked at the parts book but its not very clear.

Dave