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if that werent such a joke
I would just like to say
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Cheers Kev
May have to go and take the boot off my spare arm and check the numbers.
I need to do the drop arm again very soon so may have to get me finger out
J
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Ive managed to get most of them removed & reset other values, im left with the abs & dsc lights on
my machine is picking up 2 chassis numbers as ive changed the ecu so need to code the abs module
to the new ecu. All fun
At least it starts n drives/ keys work so going in the right direction.
Did you get the missus to stretch it, as you used to see footballers do on the pitch? Works like a treat.
Used to be doing this a lot when I was at boarding school, we all did so much sport. So when W gets it, I do the same.
When our friends from Cherbourg came to stay the husband got it and I decramped him too. He seemed very surprised at how it worked and that anyone other than a medico would know how!
I never used to get it, but since my Astra-Zenica provoked thrombosis I too get it in my left calf, but not too badly and I can decramp myself pretty quickly.
Better than taking pills for it or whatever. W has to take Quinine tablets as she gets cramp so often.
I get it often more in the summer.
Bottom line is the body needs fluid/salt/electrolytes, so its always a sign that I try and take notice of
.J
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That's my excuse to the W NEED more BEER to keep going and stop crampI get it often more in the summer.
Bottom line is the body needs fluid/salt/electrolytes, so its always a sign that I try and take notice of
J
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Afternoon folks. Took the afternoon off I am shattered but feet up and got a big pasta bake for dinner later
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Good for you I do love pasta but the W don't so it's pasta for me when we go for a meal
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Thats a lot of lift what is the suspension on themThink I fixed my drive axle, woodruf key had slipped and dropped out, managed to get a longer key in so should be ok for now.
Great axle articulation should I ever need it
First axle is actually fixed because of the chain drive
Trailing axle is and A frame (which is square) which attaches to the axle via a Land rover track rod end in the centre of the axle allowing it to oscillate. The axle is held in position via trailing links either side which locates it and allows for tracking as they are adjustable.
Pinched the axle of my model trailer, it had coil overs for suspension but not needed on the truck so no springs on rear just front axle
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Worked fine on the trailer, towed it to shows at 60mph no problem, only small problem was that as the wheel lifted or lowered the axle would twist out of line due to the radius action of the trailing links if that makes senseVery ingenious and looking like it will work well done
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M&s 3 meals for £9Good for you I do love pasta but the W don't so it's pasta for me when we go for a meal
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I just bought a bottle of Laphroaig select. Either I've got covid, or it's bland and uninspired. Not the kick in the face with a peat covered boot that I'd expect from leapfrog at all!
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You’re better drinking the diesel/kerosene mix they now use to heat the boilers
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Not a Laphroaig fan but select is my favourite. Personal preference though
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Its for sale once its sorted or I'll burn it lol They seam to have ecu problems. They are great fun to drive though prob
make good track cars, you do need good diagnostics if your messing about with modern stuff which as you can be costly.
Better sticking to old skool stuff its easier to repair at home.
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Cheers Kev
May have to go and take the boot off my spare arm and check the numbers.
I need to do the drop arm again very soon so may have to get me finger out
J
No worries just mind that I didnt order the clips for them as my track rod ends were new so & the clips were all good.
The drop arm boot on mine is really good they tend not to split like the rod ends though. I might just order one for that
also I noticed they do ones for the rear A frame although mines is 4 linked so dont need it.
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I was knackered when I got in tonight....finished work went to get some derv came home made the dogs some venison steaks which they loved & a wee king prawn fried rice n curry sauce. Back out to Helensburgh then back home n crashed out on the
couch. Woke up with a dead arm as it was propping my noggin up.
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