Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
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fook me epic self recovery there. Top marks for perserverence.
Some pics of my Disco :D
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200tdi ayre
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Haha only you ! 
Good to see the megasquirt works well though
Good effort fixing that in the mud and ****e, good on ya I think there's too much right boot involved
Good to see the megasquirt works well though
Good effort fixing that in the mud and ****e, good on ya
I think there's too much right boot involved 
Glb8686
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Ok maybe I'm glad I didn't go! That dnt look like fun!
Mr Noisy
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Cheers boys yeah ####ing disaster area my car, right foot has NOTHING to do with it obviously
RobRainford
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Whoopsie. I think I'd have cried if that happened that far from home!
Ill get that rope sorted very soon Sam. Just waiting on funds!
Ill get that rope sorted very soon Sam. Just waiting on funds!
Mark L
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Sam - between that last vid clip and the epic failure of swivel housing pics, the respect I have for you has just gone up 10-fold.
Utterly brilliant. Hero.
Utterly brilliant. Hero.
Orch
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This!!
Hello pal.
Not just yet tbh, turns out I had forgotten I am still after a couple of bits for that one so will have to get round to it.
It is half done though so not ideal anyway.
I can help you through it no problem though
It's welding the brake that you may have more fun with!
Welding the brake?????? What?
Made a start and stripped it down today anyhow. Looks simple enough and the gearbox has loads of that red sticky marine grease in it
Mr Noisy
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Thankyou gentlemen, yeah i mean what can I say, **** fell off and it had to be put back on!
Basically paid £35 to fix my car in the mud, oh the banter
Should have seen the faces on some of the people who saw us in pieces though when we rolled into the car park looking ship shape again! Haha, priceless!
Rob, yeah they're pretty simple to strip, just get the brake out of the drum and get some pics up, there's one type that wears itself out and needs some welding to repair, some don't though!
Cheers
Basically paid £35 to fix my car in the mud, oh the banter
Should have seen the faces on some of the people who saw us in pieces though when we rolled into the car park looking ship shape again! Haha, priceless!
Rob, yeah they're pretty simple to strip, just get the brake out of the drum and get some pics up, there's one type that wears itself out and needs some welding to repair, some don't though!
Cheers
JonnyP
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Nice work chap..
I got to just do the seals on mine (even one-shot is leaking badly) and I am dreading the job, so I am in awe of you sorting that out in the mud..
I got to just do the seals on mine (even one-shot is leaking badly) and I am dreading the job, so I am in awe of you sorting that out in the mud..
top-cat
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nice one Sam, Wouldnt have expected anything less than a full repair on site from you, every field is a workshop lol
Mr Noisy
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With the sleet and mud and freezing cold hands, i can thoroughly tell you it wasn't even that bad a job, just keep smiling was the motto today
Dan_Trials
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Wow that's massively inspiring doing that repair on site! Good on you mate. Know what you mean about keep on smiling, had to learn that one when bodging rally cars back together, although we had the luxury of a service area!
RobRainford
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With the sleet and mud and freezing cold hands, i can thoroughly tell you it wasn't even that bad a job, just keep smiling was the motto today
I'm surprised you didn't pull the engine out to check it was still water tight
Mr Noisy
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I'm surprised you didn't pull the engine out to check it was still water tight
Would have been a bit of a bastid doing the bell housing bolts in the mud
nrgserv
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kudos there !
any inclinations of why it failed?
any inclinations of why it failed?
RobRainford
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Would have been a bit of a bastid doing the bell housing bolts in the mud
You could have dug a hole underneath so you could sit and get them. Can't do that in the workshop!
that would be my worst nightmare, you got massive nuts full of respect for that, pal.
note to self: add swivel housing to spares list!!
I was only sorting out some spanners today to make an "emergency tool kit" and keep everything else in the shed. Think I might just stick it all in the Disco. Just in case!!
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note to self: add swivel housing to spares list!!
I was only sorting out some spanners today to make an "emergency tool kit" and keep everything else in the shed. Think I might just stick it all in the Disco. Just in case!!
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