Don H.

Is that overflow hose “melting” or has it split, @Richmac? The photo (on my iPhone’s small display) looks more like a split in the rubber. As others have said, get a proper hose and chase that eBay supplier for a refund. Pistol-grip infrared thermometer cost notalot. A good tool to have around for all kinds of things. Note the issues around emissivity and measuring shiny surfaces mentioned by @RobHand also that the laser pointer is just to help aiming. The infrared measurement is done via a much larger “cone” and isn’t remotely as small as the laser dot.

Hi guys — thanks for the birthday wishes. It was a good one. And a TR one of sorts. After 35 years in Saint Louis, in the middle of the USA, and almost 25 years in the same house, I’m relocating to outside Santa Fe, New Mexico. A thousand miles further southwest in the high desert at 6100+ ft elevation. My birthday was the first day of a trip in a 22 ft box truck with the TR3B on a flat trailer to start moving in. Mostly workshop stuff and TR this time. Pros will handle most of the other stuff. Kind of a pain, but we and everything else made it. The

I'm considering converting from DOT3/glycol to DOT5/silicone brake fluid this winter. As part of that, I'd plan to replace all the rubber bits in master, slave, and wheel cylinders. Are any of the suppliers preferred over others? This is one of those areas where quality is quite possibly not equal among all the options... TIA.

Nice images, Edwin -- thanks for posting.

..nor can my brand-new corporate laptop. The page is 404 -- file not found. It should work right from the homepage, though: http://www.tr-register.co.uk/iwe14/