Towbar help

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deftones_lass

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• Apr 27, 2007

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Hi

I was wondering if some kind person could help me find information about getting the towbar on a series 3 1982 lowered as it is sitting too high at the moment. I was wondering if a landrover 90 towbar kit (the webber R9A) would fit as my local landrover garage and an extensive search on the interweb have turned up nothing for the older 88 models.

Thanks!

 

mickobrien

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• Apr 27, 2007

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they do a drop plate that bolts on first then the ball goes on about 6" lower

most caravan stockests sell them

15quid max.. or try a hellfords or motorworld
hope this helps
mick

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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if yu is local - yu cud have my plough! (see piccies)

 

Grippa

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• Apr 27, 2007

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You cud at least post a link to the pictures ya lazy fecker Daft!

Can't see anyone would want a tow bar THAT low, unless they're towing a caravan fer their Sindy dolls.....................ahhhhh, of course!

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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i can do betta than that

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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could be usin it as a plow

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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cor!! did you think of that all by yerself??

ere daft it might be a PLOUGH you have

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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do yu mean I could be using the Plough as a Plough? that would be original - for me

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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fook what a idea!!!!!!! quick post it before someone else things of it and posts its before you does

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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HOHOHO Sweets - yu will get used to our little ways

bloody Cornish!

 

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sweets

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• Apr 27, 2007

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already am and nope i didnt think it up me self i aint that clever

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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ffs Sweets

I'm gonna change back ter bein an Essex boy!

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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that should increase the iq of cornwall by a factor of ....ooooo....150

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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Kinghell thats not a plough thats a device for worrying Moles with.

 

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• Apr 27, 2007

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it dint do too much fur the speed bumps in Kent

 

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sweets

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• Apr 28, 2007

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mines got a lowered plate i wanna take it off but cant be fooked at the moment
oo and when did i become a seniour member im too young n ignorant to be seniour any thing

 

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• Apr 29, 2007

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twenty fooking seven posts ago

 

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sweets

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• Apr 29, 2007

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slob said:

twenty fooking seven posts ago

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thank ye for that

 

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• Apr 29, 2007

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You're a senior when you reach a hundred. God only knows what that makes Super-Slob then: he's almost on a Brazillian

 

Grippa

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• Apr 29, 2007

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Wot, a neat & tidy cnut? I suspect not.