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I know that. But crazy fools still get stuck when it's muddy/wet.
Project Rusty.
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I know that. But crazy fools still get stuck when it's muddy/wet.
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sell it & buy the correct one?
nice winch.
I have Not found any lanes this way yet to use it
Proper LHD one costs £60+VAT, I only paid £30 for the front and rear second hand
Plus at that price I might as well get the HD weld on pan from Gwyn Lewis and have an afternoon blazing away under there.
Without it the other week I would have proper stuffed in my passenger side front end, winched the front up hill and out of the deep bank side bomb hole, made for some interesting language whilst trying maintain control.
Video can be seen here.
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/getting-the-band-back-together.330508/page-4#post-4279455
It's very useful, not just for dragging ones self or others out of the mire but I've used it for all sorts from tree felling to engine removal.
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Get the weld on pan.
Just mud sits behind the other diff guard & hard to clean
Just mud sits behind the other diff guard & hard to clean
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https://gwynlewis4x4.co.uk/product/hd-weld-on-diff-pan-diy/
Nice thick steel, can get me stick welder out and buzz away
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Would make sure they fit a LHD
+1 on big stick weld.
+1 on big stick weld.
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Any noos?
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Ordered the diff pan, should be here by Monday
Fitting it might take longer lol
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That’s ok. I have let you have Fri eve offOrdered the diff pan, should be here by Monday
Fitting it might take longer lol
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The YRM mud shields and stays have arrived as has a new power distribution block, a mega fuse holder and assorted fuses and of course the PVC tubing courtesy of @The Mad Hat Man for cable protection for the extra lighting.
Better get cracking
Better get cracking
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Mixed outcomes today, good, bad and down right ugly!
Fitted the rear QT diff guard and a run of weld on the top is holding it in place, much better than that rubbish bit of 1.5mm plate with a bend and a couple of bolt holes.
Yes I am going to fit a weld on HD diff pan on the front but the back just needs a bit of a precaution guard and bit of a skidder to help stop the diff getting hung up, the rear QT is unlike a lot of the diff guards out there that clamp around the diff pan and fill up with mud and then proceed to rot the pan away, I should be easily able to wash the muck out when I pressure wash the truck after a day out
The shiny bits are where there was a little bit of scabby rust on the pan but nothing serious, all blathered in paint now
Knew the rear break pads were getting thin and already had these in the stores ready, fronts should go a while longer though.
I ordered up some new galvanised rear mud flap brackets and stays from YRM and decided to get these fitted.
Passenger side one was a right pig of a thing to fit due to the fuel filler pipe being in the way.
And as always I found a bit of rot to attack, its a lot worse than I had imagined and think the drivers side inner rear quarter panel will have to come off
Got something special planned for the actual flaps themselves, you'll see them later.
Fitted the rear QT diff guard and a run of weld on the top is holding it in place, much better than that rubbish bit of 1.5mm plate with a bend and a couple of bolt holes.
Yes I am going to fit a weld on HD diff pan on the front but the back just needs a bit of a precaution guard and bit of a skidder to help stop the diff getting hung up, the rear QT is unlike a lot of the diff guards out there that clamp around the diff pan and fill up with mud and then proceed to rot the pan away, I should be easily able to wash the muck out when I pressure wash the truck after a day out
The shiny bits are where there was a little bit of scabby rust on the pan but nothing serious, all blathered in paint now
Knew the rear break pads were getting thin and already had these in the stores ready, fronts should go a while longer though.
I ordered up some new galvanised rear mud flap brackets and stays from YRM and decided to get these fitted.
Passenger side one was a right pig of a thing to fit due to the fuel filler pipe being in the way.
And as always I found a bit of rot to attack, its a lot worse than I had imagined and think the drivers side inner rear quarter panel will have to come off
Got something special planned for the actual flaps themselves, you'll see them later.
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Nothing like flaunting ya flaps!
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Been busy
How goes the stress break?
Did you find Adnams brewery in Southwold yet?
Went past Adams, but not in. They do gin and poncy Proseccio too.
Working our way around the local pubs instead
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Well that was a bit more difficult than I thought it would be
But don't they look fab
Turns out that the ultra low profile tyres are not only nylon banded but also steel belted, after slicing through the tyre tread I had to cut through the belting with an angle grinder.
Only the anti-reverse wires to fit and it's job jobbed, then the fun with the welding begins.
Still need to get my arse in gear and get the windscreen replaced.
But don't they look fab
Turns out that the ultra low profile tyres are not only nylon banded but also steel belted, after slicing through the tyre tread I had to cut through the belting with an angle grinder.
Only the anti-reverse wires to fit and it's job jobbed, then the fun with the welding begins.
Still need to get my arse in gear and get the windscreen replaced.
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I like them, but it would be better with the tread towards the wheel, as it would help disperse the water and mud being thrown off.
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Smooth on the inside
I just wanted to give the folks behind me an optical illusion as they watched the "tyres" from behind
Still got a load of that tyre left over if you want it for the pick up?
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Ta. Trying to get some really wide stuff.
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Conveyor belt makes awesome mudflaps and the nylon belting in it stops it from fatigue splitting until it falls off completely, will ask at work if we have any spare.
Out of interest, how much does your welding gas cylinder cost you? Rental, fill up etc?
Out of interest, how much does your welding gas cylinder cost you? Rental, fill up etc?
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Mine costs about £25 a refill, last time
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Do you own or rent your bottle?
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