Muds
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LZ at the Bristol & West Show 2014
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gemsdad
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Muds
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sew two together,that will sort out one leg at least.
Tsk! I havent got time for that , got cakes to bake yer know ...a tent will have to do ..
gemsdad
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Tsk! I havent got time for that , got cakes to bake yer know ...a tent will have to do ..
ok,i shall leave it to your better judgement then,lol
Freddy 007
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22 degrees no rain
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gemsdad
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Aghh as much as I love the dry weather , I'm useless in the heat
it makes things shrink and wilt.
Muds
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You calling me a shrivelled up old thing. :suspicious:
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livers
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Wish we was coming.........Even got an "XR 4X4" sticker for the fordoor landy
Freddy 007
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I have an issue that LZ roadside repairs might be able to help with at the show.
I had the two UJs on the front prop replaced but it refitting one of the bolts on the transfer box end got stripped and so needs replacing. So I understand the options are to remove the flange from the transfer box take off the mud shield and swap the bolt (the right way round) OR cut off the head of the bolt and replace putting the bolt backwards..
What option is best and is it a suitable job for LZ roadside repairs?
Discuss.
I had the two UJs on the front prop replaced but it refitting one of the bolts on the transfer box end got stripped and so needs replacing. So I understand the options are to remove the flange from the transfer box take off the mud shield and swap the bolt (the right way round) OR cut off the head of the bolt and replace putting the bolt backwards..
What option is best and is it a suitable job for LZ roadside repairs?
Discuss.
Thanks pikey, would you mind if I borrowed it for the weekend?
Not at all will tell him when he is home from work.
blue beasty
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Flange off shouldn't be a problem if tis anything like a Series, someone will know
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Not at all will tell him when he is home from work.
Thank you minty its very kind of you both
thank you
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ratty
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My tickets arrived yesterday. Ta muchly.
I have some general running around to do Friday morning and then need to get the tent on the roof and load the Landy up but should be ready to leave mine anytime after around 1pm.
I have to pick the ballast up from her works do at around 6pm but other than that can head down the show ground anytime in that gap.
I have some general running around to do Friday morning and then need to get the tent on the roof and load the Landy up but should be ready to leave mine anytime after around 1pm.
I have to pick the ballast up from her works do at around 6pm but other than that can head down the show ground anytime in that gap.
blue beasty
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Don't think Accy will be arriving until about 8 Fri evening? Can't remember where I read that now.
Can get there anytime it's useful to be there.
Can get there anytime it's useful to be there.
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