Hertfordshire Lanes?????

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jai_landrover said:
Jamie,

PM Spyderman saying to add you to the list for the 7th. We pm all details regarding meets its the best way. If you are still none the wiser in a couple of days pm me and i will pass on the details as of yet I have no idea. Regarding your dads Ranger does he have decent recovery points? If not we need to sort this really before we go anywhere. Jai
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yes he got good front and rear recovery points, a warn winch, hd torsion bars, lifted suspention and a snorkel and is rolling on bfg at's, il pm spyderman in a bit, i need to sort recovery points on mine, are the loops on my tow bar frame anygood as rear recovery points.
 
Don't know what loops you mean, if they are the thin 6mm sheet metal tie down loops that are connected to the chassis via the towbar bracket under then no they are not good enough although if a tow bar bracket is fitted then you can use that. If there is no ball or hitch fitted just bolt a tow ball on to it they are bout £10. For the front ideally a pair of jate rings or for cheapness one for now will be fine until you are sorted. This is all assuming that the chassis and mounts are good for the rear tow point. If you are stuck Shout I can have a look see after work or one lunch time see what you need Jai
 
Finally got round to actually ordering a steering guard. Got one with recovery points. Now all I need to do is fit it somehow :)
 
So will any of you guys be at whaddon this weekend?

I've been a few times now but never got to say HI! to you lot, which would be nice...

Cheers
 
I'm 90% going to whaddon in my newly acquired disco, blue L reg lifted 3 door with camel sticker on bonnet. The range rover goes on Saturday :-(
 
jai_landrover said:
Don't know what loops you mean, if they are the thin 6mm sheet metal tie down loops that are connected to the chassis via the towbar bracket under then no they are not good enough although if a tow bar bracket is fitted then you can use that. If there is no ball or hitch fitted just bolt a tow ball on to it they are bout £10. For the front ideally a pair of jate rings or for cheapness one for now will be fine until you are sorted. This is all assuming that the chassis and mounts are good for the rear tow point. If you are stuck Shout I can have a look see after work or one lunch time see what you need Jai
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it has a tow ball, will have to meet you and see what you think, im always out and about just let me no and i will meet you somewhere thanks
 
Hi

Got meself a new landy... tis a beast! V8 of course.

Got to sell my disco (REALLY don't want to!) & sort out the new (as in 20 years old!) landy... still hope to be there on the 7th if its still happening?

Cheers
 
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Hi guys
Thought you might like to see how things have progressed in the way of Mods to the little Jap one........

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Great work and patience from Mark and Kris :D
 
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I know there's been some effort spent on it and I'm sorry, but that bumper looks feckin' hideous!!

Think I'd also get a bit more protection for the rad too, or is that a metal skidplate in front of it?
 
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