Snorkel, anyone? [Merged]

**OTEP** · November 16th, 2002 05:26 PM

Freeman,

Gusto ko na nga maglabas ng chainsaw at putulin ang mga puno dito sa amin. Hehehe. Minsan itinatawag ko na lang sa Meralco. Sinasabi ko tumatama sa kawad para sila na lang ang pumunta at pumuto. Hahahaha.

Yung antenna ko maka-ilang beses na montik madali ng mga iyan. Buti na lang flexible.

When I went to Batangas to attend a funeral sa isa sa mga bukid grabe ang sikip ng daan. The trees were once again playing with my antenna. Buti na lang may half-height switch. Some brancehe even hit my A-pillar. Buti na lang makapal ang dahon. No damage! :mrgreen:

**Freeman** · November 16th, 2002 05:30 PM

Originally Posted by OTEP

Freeman,

Gusto ko na nga maglabas ng chainsaw at putulin ang mga puno dito sa amin. Hehehe. Minsan itinatawag ko na lang sa Meralco. Sinasabi ko tumatama sa kawad para sila na lang ang pumunta at pumuto. Hahahaha.

Yung antenna ko maka-ilang beses na montik madali ng mga iyan. Buti na lang flexible.

When I went to Batangas to attend a funeral sa isa sa mga bukid grabe ang sikip ng daan. The trees were once again playing with my antenna. Buti na lang may half-height switch. Some brancehe even hit my A-pillar. Buti na lang makapal ang dahon. No damage! :mrgreen:

Otep,

We've got a chainsaw, let me know when you want to cut those buggers! Or pwedeng pagtiyagaan ng itak! Or i-winch nalang natin yung buong puno pabagsak!

Happy trails!

Freeman

**ARB** · November 16th, 2002 07:08 PM

freeman, what brand of snorkels do you sell?

**ARB** · November 16th, 2002 07:08 PM

freeman, what brand of snorkels do you sell?

**Freeman** · November 16th, 2002 07:48 PM

Airtec by TJM

**wildthing** · November 18th, 2002 11:03 AM

These snorkels of the offroaders in chile look like bent metal pipes. It look tough and I suppose cheap enough din and very functional:

http://www.via4x4.cl/3enc/imagepages/3enc175.html

http://www.via4x4.cl/3enc/imagepages/3enc257.html

**kimpOy** · November 18th, 2002 11:21 AM

sir wildthing
mukhang same material from his rollbar eh

teka apat ang gulong sa likod o!!!
6x6 na ang tawag diyan he..he

OT sir san ka sa pampanga???

**wildthing** · November 18th, 2002 11:36 AM

AC, quing diamond subd. Oo nga, parang roll bars

materials.

**oknamlarry** · September 17th, 2005 12:22 AM

I am entertaining the idea of installing a snorkel on my 95 safari patrol.
I have a limited idea/knowledge of what is a snorkel for. I only know it as useful in river crossing. What else will I benefit from installing this device?
More importantly, what is the lowest market price for such and where can I have it installed? Is there any shop which fabricates snorkels other than those with brand names?

**ECG** · September 17th, 2005 07:43 AM

it also protects your vehicle from the hazards of dust plus it can give you the ram effect. fabricated snorkels made of fiberglass usually costs around P2,500.