landroverjack
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248 photos takes a bit of uploading but I am working on them!!
I dont want to put you guys in a situation where youre under challenged by the terrain, if you could point me to some easy lanes ill be more than happy to check them out myself, and go from there just curious on how the 2.2 would hold up against some mud
Cheers
Send them in the morningBrett can you send me the pic from the front with the water splashing up?
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I know a few non scratchy ones, get on here when you get it and I'll show you them. Another good tip for learning is not to go alone until you're sure and properly equipped to deal with recovering yourself.I dont want to put you guys in a situation where youre under challenged by the terrain, if you could point me to some easy lanes ill be more than happy to check them out myself, and go from there just curious on how the 2.2 would hold up against some mud
Cheers
Ahhh i see, haha guessing the paint protection pack they offer wont do bugger all, well ive never done it before but ive got a trusty os map so ill probably do some solo explorations first, if the going gets rough ill be jumping in my mates 1995 defender which hes due to get too
Solo=No NO
Trust me.....on eminute it looks fine for a single vehicle.... next minute you are trying to push 2 1/4 tonof motor free of the mud
Very silly idea to go alone without backup or phone numbers for people who can rescue you if you screw up.
Of course we will all help.... but even though wewill get you out of trouble you could belooking at hours stuck in the mud
current record:
69 hours fora guy who went solo.
PLEASE come out with some of the guys from her half adozen times before you even think of going out alone.
It'll do fine. tyres would be the best improvement but drive it to see what its like first. Do get a front recovery point tho and a decent 24mm 8 or 6 meter Nylon/poly rated rope Not a kenetic. Grab some of our numbers and we can hook up and do some less scratchy lanes. if the muds that bad to damage your motor we shouldn't be driving it anyhow. Most of the problems are tight unkept lanes that can cause deep scratches not a problem to many of our oldies but not nice on a spanking new motor.
Got any splashy muddy piccies Booger?
Brett can you send me the pic from the front with the water splashing up?
Will PM email address
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