isn't it possible to drive in 4 wheel drive? jus running the front wheels???
how far have you been???
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Fatrover
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wot wud be drivin the back wheels then....
Lazy Landy
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I in low range but you wont be going any ware fast!
slob
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dint ferget a pack or two of aradite..comes in handy if you bust yer radiator
Fatrover
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an to repair yer inflatable gentlemans pleasure companion......
Lazy Landy
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You seem to know alot about tis sort of thing!
Fatrover
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ah do... 22 years in the army.....
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Lazy Landy
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Exelent
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If you are looking for any sand tyres, Witham Specialist Vehicles had some the other day that were ex MOD but unused. Can't remember the make but think they were about £60 each.
No expert on desert driving (or anything actually) but I would take a vice along to assist with any repairs, prehaps mounted on the bumper or somewhere else solid.
Fuses? Track rod end?
Ray Mears recommends setting fire to a tyre if you get into **** in the desert, lets the vultures get there quicker! Sorry, I should say good luck but most of all have fun!
No expert on desert driving (or anything actually) but I would take a vice along to assist with any repairs, prehaps mounted on the bumper or somewhere else solid.
Fuses? Track rod end?
Ray Mears recommends setting fire to a tyre if you get into **** in the desert, lets the vultures get there quicker! Sorry, I should say good luck but most of all have fun!
Lazy Landy
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Half shaft is 1.5 hours at most
and wheel bearing is about 45 min at most
and wheel bearing is about 45 min at most
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don't ferget yer empty corn flake packets fer making gaskets
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in that case you'll need a supply of sleeping tablets so you can dream about doing a halfshaft in an hour and a half
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Grand.. twa o'them gentlamans pleasure apparatus an all
Special tools needed???? a rather large of amount of persuasion is top of the list.
