Wyliecoyote
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Let's see what you tow with your Series Landy!!!
Here's mine towing a BIG boat!!!
Here's mine towing a BIG boat!!!
Series Landies Towing Mad Stuff
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Henry_b
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Not my landies, unfortunately but these are some ones hitched up at a local show a few months ago..
It's Much Marcle Steam Rally for anyone wondering
It's Much Marcle Steam Rally for anyone wondering
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doriz
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Not my landies, unfortunately but these are some ones hitched up at a local show a few months ago..
It's Much Marcle Steam Rally for anyone wondering
That 109? is a beauty, would love one.
Wyliecoyote
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That 80 towing the bus is proper!!!
Henry_b
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Tell me about it!!
I almost pushed this one home!!
An original IOE 6 cylinder!!
Perfect patina!
And that 6cyl is smooth as anything!!
Hmm
there is something about the 109 that is so right!!!!
My favourite series.
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Some years ago I loaned my 2a to a friend to fetch his new boat. On return I asked him how the trip went? Fine he said except the landy used a hell of a lot of petrol, a couple of weeks later I called around his place only to see a 3 ton yatch on a ton trailer!
With respect that looks as a largish rib and twin axle trailer to be under the 2 ton towing limit for an S3. An Ifor Williams 110 or equivalent horse box with two horses is over the specified limit. Anything over two tons in a SWB is both over the limit and a strain on everything including the engine, transmission and chassis. Apart from that I'd power wash yer chassis after dunking it in what looks like seawater.
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I only pull burds in mine.
Have to beat em off wiya stick.
Have to beat em off wiya stick.
doriz
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I only pull burds in mine.
Have to beat em off wiya stick.
Unting an shooting thread, me thinks
Bobsticle
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Yea. The one on the bonnet has had some work.I only pull burds in mine.
Have to beat em off wiya stick.
tottot
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Cheating,that's a Defender!
doriz
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Its also pulling the wrong things anorl
Wyliecoyote
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Some years ago I loaned my 2a to a friend to fetch his new boat. On return I asked him how the trip went? Fine he said except the landy used a hell of a lot of petrol, a couple of weeks later I called around his place only to see a 3 ton yatch on a ton trailer!
Would love to have seen that!
Wyliecoyote
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Stock 2.25 diesel!!!
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Hey -
I'm at work over here...
Gotta get a rear-view mirror on my computer it seems like...
Hahaha! Nice pics though...
Mike
I'm at work over here...
Gotta get a rear-view mirror on my computer it seems like...
Hahaha! Nice pics though...
Mike
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A couple of working Series One’s towing trailers . Not very exiting , but it is all I’ve got
Wyliecoyote
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Love a good series towing a trailer! Does anyone have a period-correct trailer??
