Special tools for Landrovers.

chipv8

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• Feb 18, 2009

• #21

Paul D said:

I already have a hub nut spaner .. but the tool I most think works well is the Difflock Propshaft nut socket .

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That looks like a good piece of kit. Where can I get one of those?
Just used me new Britpart box spanner to try to get my rear hub nuts off no joy - Cold chisel got the bugger though. Good job I got a few spares when I got the spanner this morning


BTW the holes for a tommy bar in the Britpart spanner are a bit small couldn't get much more than a screwdriver through it. I ended up redrilling the holes a bit bigger so I can use the standard LR wheel brace as a Tommy bar.

 

Paul D

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• Feb 18, 2009

• #22

chipv8 said:

That looks like a good piece of kit. Where can I get one of those?

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Proptool

Works really well, 'specially if you have a lack of space.

 

Griffdowg

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• Feb 18, 2009

• #23

their drainplug is also a really neat solution

 

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• Feb 18, 2009

• #24

when i think how many times ive used it the chainsaw tool is very good

 

zzr1200

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• Feb 18, 2009

• #25

I have the Specialist Tool list for Land Rover from Churchill Tools, if anyone wants a copy pm me your email address.

Oh the most important tool for a Land Rover is a HOT SPANNER...N...Fookin Big Hammer..

 

chipv8

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• Feb 18, 2009

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zzr1200 said:

I have the Specialist Tool list for Land Rover from Churchill Tools, if anyone wants a copy pm me your email address.

Oh the most important tool for a Land Rover is a HOT SPANNER...N...Fookin Big Hammer..

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PM Sent

 

chipv8

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• Feb 18, 2009

• #27

I thought you were all being sarcastic about the hammer....... Really weren 't kidding though were you?

Some stoopid grease monkey did the hub nuts up on mine with a hammer and chisel - Only way I could get em off was the same way (in Reverse):violent:

 

zzr1200

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• Feb 18, 2009

• #28

chipv8 said:

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Chip, I've tried sending the email 4 times from 3 different accounts each time it gets returned, can you check your end, please.

zzr

 

zzr1200

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• Feb 18, 2009

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chipv8 said:

Really weren 't kidding though were you?

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NO, we're not.....:amen:

 

chipv8

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• Feb 18, 2009

• #30

Seems fine mate, did i give you the wrong email (might of spelt it wrong) its in my signature anyway

 

zzr1200

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• Feb 18, 2009

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chipv8 said:

Seems fine mate, did i give you the wrong email (might of spelt it wrong) its in my signature anyway

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I've just sent it again, heres hoping....

 

chipv8

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• Feb 18, 2009

• #32

downlaoding now big thanks

 

woods767

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• Feb 19, 2009

• #33

Hub spanner thingey is a very handy tool, prevents having to do it with one tiny corner of the big orange grabber thingey.

But dont buy it from here!!!!

4x4 Store

£27.39 !!!!!?????!!!???!!!!

I got mine from paddocks for £3 somthing.

 

Mseries3

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• Feb 19, 2009

• #34

Aye..Most things on Difflock.com is a massive rip off!