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LOL, what horses have you got
We have just got the one he is a dutch warm blood,it's my wife that rides she is into cross country,hunting and show jumping.
West Yorkshire Laning Trips
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We have just got the one he is a dutch warm blood,it's my wife that rides she is into cross country,hunting and show jumping.
Well Sarah and I have decided not to go to Tong. Its too close to Wales to give us time (or Neil) to fix any issues we might create
So we dont feel so left out we might have a small laning trip. Anyone else interested.
10th November 2013 Start somewhere around Leeds/Bradford area.
No idea where we might go, suggestions welcome
So we dont feel so left out we might have a small laning trip. Anyone else interested.
10th November 2013 Start somewhere around Leeds/Bradford area.
No idea where we might go, suggestions welcome
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Would you be doing any different lanes as both times i have been out with you we have done the same lanes? I would like to do some others around your area
That's if i can creep around Deb's to footing the fuel bill that is lol.
Just means i have to be very nice to her on her birthday on 31st this month
That's if i can creep around Deb's to footing the fuel bill that is lol.
Just means i have to be very nice to her on her birthday on 31st this month
Would you be doing any different lanes as both times i have been out with you we have done the same lanes? I would like to do some others around your area
That's if i can creep around Deb's to footing the fuel bill that is lol.
Just means i have to be very nice to her on her birthday on 31st this month
Feel free to suggest some, we just want a day out, not wanting anything unknown or extreme 2 weeks before the Wales trip.
You might be better joining a different group this time
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Sorry I've not been on for a day, but here's the pics finally.
Damn big hole near the track!
On the Eighth Day, God created Discoverys
Sue preparing for the chocolate & brew stop
Our leader for the trip - Zip
Sarah in the process of mounting Dave
May have to admit that Yorkshire might be God's country...
:tea:
Damn big hole near the track!
On the Eighth Day, God created Discoverys
Sue preparing for the chocolate & brew stop
Our leader for the trip - Zip
Sarah in the process of mounting Dave
May have to admit that Yorkshire might be God's country...
:tea:
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Yep, even on the easy bits I'd got camera shake .
Have had a crawl underneath the Disco - yes, I did kiss the front axle on the way up from Scar House.. right bang on the bottom centre of the diff! All fine though . Must learn better wheel placement. The other noises were the front crossmember. I say front, but it's angled one behind the engine. If there had been an engine tray under there (none on when I bought it), then the trip would have seen it off!
Remember me checking the front nearside wheel after hearing it clout a rock? The rim seems fine, but there's a little chunk of rubber out of the tyre sidewall
.Have had a crawl underneath the Disco - yes, I did kiss the front axle on the way up from Scar House.. right bang on the bottom centre of the diff!
All fine though . Must learn better wheel placement. The other noises were the front crossmember. I say front, but it's angled one behind the engine. If there had been an engine tray under there (none on when I bought it), then the trip would have seen it off! Remember me checking the front nearside wheel after hearing it clout a rock? The rim seems fine, but there's a little chunk of rubber out of the tyre sidewall
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Lovely, as we allow off topic in here. Pics would be good
Here you go its the only one i have on photobucket.This is vincent in action at summerford park
Yep, even on the easy bits I'd got camera shake
Have had a crawl underneath the Disco - yes, I did kiss the front axle on the way up from Scar House.. right bang on the bottom centre of the diff!
Remember me checking the front nearside wheel after hearing it clout a rock? The rim seems fine, but there's a little chunk of rubber out of the tyre sidewall
I couldn't see any damage when you mentioned it. I knocked the wheel balancing things of two of mine, and the trailing arms thing of course
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I'm not really a horsey person myself but he is a nice horse with a great character,just needs slowing down abit.We were at the cross country yesterday at epworth and they got a 2nd in the open and about 20th in the intermediate as he was 33 secs to fast.
.I'm not really a horsey person myself but he is a nice horse with a great character,just needs slowing down abit.We were at the cross country yesterday at epworth and they got a 2nd in the open and about 20th in the intermediate as he was 33 secs to fast
Bless him, he was enjoying himself
But 33 seconds too fast must have made it a very exiting round
Oh and well done for the second
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Aye, lovely looking horse
Sue those wheel balancing things are known as weights
Sue those wheel balancing things are known as weights
Aye, lovely looking horse
Sue those wheel balancing things are known as weights
Thank you I am learning the vocabulary, slowly
Those things I measured yesterday are called tappets or rockers
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Yep, even on the easy bits I'd got camera shake
Have had a crawl underneath the Disco - yes, I did kiss the front axle on the way up from Scar House.. right bang on the bottom centre of the diff!
Remember me checking the front nearside wheel after hearing it clout a rock? The rim seems fine, but there's a little chunk of rubber out of the tyre sidewall
Begger! Did the same on mine - the front diff has a guard but the rear hasn't been fitted yet (waiting to get the right bolts). They are worth their weight in gold I reckon! Luckily here too no harm done. By next time I'll have both diff guards and tank guard. And then slightly later new (and slightly larger) tyres - wahoo!
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Sorry folks
Was meant to be a gentle trip round the Dales. Scar House must have got a lot worse. I notice a few rock steps appearing but didn't think it was bad enough to cause any damage.
No worries Sue! Can't speak for Phil, but I'd been up Scar House before (last time on your birthday trip), so didn't think anything about trying again. However, in the scheme of things terrain can and does change quickly sometimes.
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