Servo fitting for Stiff clutch knee pain

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neilly said:
Not sure why it went green, I was expecting you to do your homework and search for it.

This is a bettereteretetetererer spring mod , apparently.

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Yeah I did, I searched ‘lof spring mod’ and all it brought up was your post from earlier on
 
I looked into this as well - but my landy has a different clutch lever without a spring in that place!
Should have picked up the landy yesterday as it’s finished now but didn’t make it to the garage, will go get it Monday !!
 
flat said:
Very interested to see how this works for you as I to have bad knees and the clutch puts me off driving it. I have all the bits (apart from the actual gearbox) to convert to auto but I am holding off as much as possible!

Been looking at a red booster aswell, again for fit and forget no hassle

What do you get in the red booster kit?
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Picked up the landy with the redbooster kit now fitted - does exactly what it says on the box really! Super easy to press the clutch - totally different.
 
Mr G Imp said:
Picked up the landy with the redbooster kit now fitted - does exactly what it says on the box really! Super easy to press the clutch - totally different.
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Cool. Have you measured the effort required ? It would be interesting to know for comparison purposes. :)

Dare we ask the total cost of the mod? ;)

( the technique I used to measure effort was detailed in my thread.... bit heath robinson, but ..... )
 
Disco1BFG said:
Cool. Have you measured the effort required ? It would be interesting to know for comparison purposes. :)

Dare we ask the total cost of the mod? ;)

( the technique I used to measure effort was detailed in my thread.... bit heath robinson, but ..... )
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I have only just got it back so no measuring yet! Suffice to say it’s gone from being like an old Landrover to literally effortless, massive difference - I’ll see if I have a spring weight and a stick kicking around!
As far as cost goes it was £400 for the parts and around the same again to fit - it’s a good few hours work to fit - I think fitting it is simple but fiddly, bleeding it is the tricky bit, I didn’t want to bother with it myself...so then you pay ££ !
Money well spent - had a bit of welding done as well so we are good to go (for now)

Edit - have just checked the invoice and Labour was £425+vat including having an outrigger replaced and a couple of other bits of welding.
 
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Just got one of the LOF clutch spring kits.

Will see how it goes for fitting and ease of use on the old knee.
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