Every freelander owner really wants a tratterFirst heavy frost here, and a neighbours Gaylanderer wouldn't start, so I got me Tratter out (which started first touch!) and let him put the towrope on, coz it was cold on me fingers, and dragged him along the street till it started!
I recommended that he eitther gets himself a new battery orr a Tratter!
I think he really wants a Tratter
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Why din't yer charge it with yer tratter or dun't yer tratter have electrics?First heavy frost here, and a neighbours Gaylanderer wouldn't start, so I got me Tratter out (which started first touch!) and let him put the towrope on, coz it was cold on me fingers, and dragged him along the street till it started!
I recommended that he eitther gets himself a new battery orr a Tratter!
I think he really wants a Tratter
kin bo****ksEvery freelander owner really wants a tratter
The bit of string was easier to hitch up than my jump leads, coz I didn't have to take a seat out!!
It's good to see yer helping out others. Yer never know when yer'll need a tow home if yours won't start.
Mine is a proper Tratter wiv an NA injun that always starts!!It's good to see yer helping out others. Yer never know when yer'll need a tow home if yours won't start.
Does the n/a stand for No Acceleration?
You know it really but you're just in denial
Yer but no but you do scratchy lanes and rough stuff. I avoid that. Dun't want to scratch it and having to wash mud oft it underneath kind of gets boring. Hence why I liked bala 4x4 but they've just stopped their play days. I don't go in deep water and keep out of mud these days. I likes oft road stuff like me bala video. There's plenty of other Freelanders oft road on you tube if yer want to see one doing the rougher stuff.
We got this one covered. All 4 wheels were turning and touching the ground. Traction were lost as it were too slippy for the tyres.
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