Henry_b
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Drop an auto into it 
P38A Clutch
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Do you tuck their hind legs into your wellies to stop them from escaping?There’s P38s in them there Beacons...
Bring your wellies,
for the sheep
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Yes, Alan auto's tend to be boring but the HP24 is a good alternative and it's strongerYou said that in post#106 and I replied in post #108, boring
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Bad attempt at deflecting my remark Henery.Yes, Alan auto's tend to be boring but the HP24 is a good alternative and it's stronger
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Picked up the new bushes today. They've got a Teflon coating when new!
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What did they cost mate?
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No lubrication needed then.
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No, not when new or still working. There was no Teflon coating when I was last in so I put grease in and that just collected the dust and and dirt and made cement. Harsh lesson. When I took the dust cover off and looked closely at the old bushes there was a sign of Teflon on the top hat bit on the outside.
You don't want to know. I bought both left and right bushes plus the cup the piston goes in plus a new rubber boot and spiral clutch pins. £70 the lot. No discount to dedicated Land Rover owners available. Just "do you want it in your arse or your mouth first?"
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F in H,reamed or what.
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Those bushes must cost at least £3.00 each to make. Shame you don't have a lathe.
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And make them out of phozy bronze,drill and tap the housing for grease nipples Wonder if MGB steering swivel bushes could be used/modified? Or Metro rear suspension arm bushes then reamed to size.
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Indeed, I would not pay £20.22 for the big one and £17.67 for the small one (Rimmers prices) in a million years. I would make some.
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That's two of us then mate.
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I’m sure Grrr would have rathered throw one of you £30 to knock some decent ones up for him
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Compared to the cost of a new lever I got off lightly!
A lathe would be nice. But where to put it?!
A lathe would be nice. But where to put it?!
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In the boot so you can make bits as needed
Or....
It’s own shed!
You need another. If you got no room go up 2nd storey
Or....
It’s own shed!
You need another. If you got no room go up
2nd storey
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It’s own shed!
You need another. If you got no room go up
That's on the cards but it won't be for another year or so.
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Nice summer project. You need to get the beasty working first, how on earth are you going to lift the box back in?
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Nice summer project. You need to get the beasty working first, how on earth are you going to lift the box back in?
If he asks nicely Jack may help him.
