Got stuck again !!!!!!!

West Slope Rover · Jan 31, 2015

Datatek said:
Only if you are a Yank

A millionaire in Scottsdale Arizona paid $50,000 in 1993 for those clicks and that light. It's got to be cool.

Datatek · Jan 31, 2015

West Slope Rover said:
A millionaire in Scottsdale Arizona paid $50,000 in 1993 for those clicks and that light. It's got to be cool.

Yep, typical Yank, image over substance every time

West Slope Rover · Jan 31, 2015

Datatek said:
Yep, typical Yank, image over substance every time

Yep. I got taken too at $500. What can I say?

Ianwallace · Jan 31, 2015

Can you not turn TC off

dashwoodlandy · Jan 31, 2015

Wet grass is a tricky one going up or down, I slid down a slope in wales sideways in my Defender TD5 a couple of years ago, a change of underwear moment.

Wammers described it best, momentum is the key, not too low a gear, and a speed that you can tell will carry you to the top without spinning any tyres.

I would definitely scrub the the new tyres a bit on some gravely road as new tyres on wet grass is always going to be tough going.

Ianwallace · Feb 1, 2015

Will the motorway do? I need to go to Gloucester on Friday thought about taking the rangie?

dashwoodlandy · Feb 1, 2015

Ian, when on the motorway, try weaving from side to side and braking sharply, like the F1 drivers on a warm up lap, pretty much like my wife's normal day to day driving

Ianwallace · Feb 1, 2015

Is your wife related to mine [emoji38]

Will do [emoji56]

dashwoodlandy · Feb 1, 2015

But in all seriousness , a bit of on road driving will scrub the newness off the tyres nicely, but be aware that wet grass slopes are best driven using momentum, the moment you stop, no amount of knobbly tyres is going to get you going up again, best thing is to reverse back down and use enough welly to get you up, but not so much as to damage anything on the car.

Ianwallace · Feb 1, 2015

Thanks for the tips
It looks like there's more to it than just driving.
When I next visit those bees ih will take some photos of the bank were I got stuck

ukadamwest · Feb 1, 2015

or churn the grass up

Nickpen · Feb 1, 2015

I've found a solution for you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_12L_Dme8Vc

you can train your bees can't you?

stuu · Feb 1, 2015

I use low 3 manual mode for shifting about on this on road tyres

img upload

Ianwallace · Feb 1, 2015

Nickpen said:
I've found a solution for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_12L_Dme8Vc

you can train your bees can't you?

Might need a few more bees

biketeacherdave · Feb 1, 2015

stustrong said:
I use low 3 manual mode for shifting about on this on road tyres
img upload

Its just the fact that you can switch low range into manual mode at the flick of the sport button that adds to these cars super coolness lol

Grrrrrr · Feb 1, 2015

Nasty ding on the rear wing there, Stu. Low in 3 is a very versatile gear off road. Should have seen the slope I went up in Derbyshire. Of course, that was snow on grass.

stuu · Feb 1, 2015

That nasty ding has been there since the 2nd day my father in law baught her nearly 3 year ago had a quote from a garage of near 1000 quid to sort. For that money the ding can stay for now just going to spray a bit of red over. Its enivitable il dink it off road. I just find low 3 is slightly nicer and not so rough as just leaving it in high 1. 90degre bend and horse fencing about and gates slipping and sliding lol

Ianwallace · Mar 9, 2015

Hi guys me again
I've just got my car back on the road after I have changed the heater matrix o rings and blend motors

I went to see my bees and I got bloody stuck again.
The ground was level but it was a grass field and a little bogie but not much

I got half way through the gate and the front wheels got stuck in and keeped spinning. The clicking noise was there but I didn't notice the TC light going on and off. I reversed out the field very pist off.

Is there anything wrong with the 4 wheel drive does anyone think?

Castor · Mar 9, 2015

I dunno, but I can imagine you are well hacked off.
I'm investing in some off-road tyres for mine - hopefully that's the way...

Ianwallace · Mar 9, 2015

I wouldn't mind but I have got off road tires on there.

I have some new goodridge tires but I have warn them in since I last got stuck

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