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But a P38 only just tips over the 2000kg.
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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Then in that case the Kerb wt includes a full tank and a "skinny driver"
, and is only just over the 2000kg wt.And as he has 1/4 fuel and his skinny arse is not in the car
.J
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I'd have to check, but I'm pretty sure the manual states 2.25 tonneThen in that case the Kerb wt includes a full tank and a "skinny driver"
And as he has 1/4 fuel and his skinny arse is not in the car
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It was the l322 that got recovered when i first got itBut a P38 only just tips over the 2000kg
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Correction, MOT picked up nearside rear. Not nearside front!
Maybe my mistake.. noises can travel.
Is the rear as easy to do as the front?
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That's dry weight, add a tank of fuel, a good coating of mud etc and you are quickly up to 2250 for the auto. I have seen it weighed at the test centre so I know the actual figure.
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Sorry dude, I thought you meant deadline, as in no update on your new screen...
Err note self, pay-a-f@€ing attention
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No dead elephants on me screen eevaSorry dude, I thought you meant deadline, as in no update on your new screen...
Err note self, pay-a-f@€ing attention
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Mine is around 2.5t with all the mud in the body mounts and sills
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What was it when you added all the waterMine is around 2.5t with all the mud in the body mounts and sills
The note explains there is fuel plus a 75kg driver added to the minimum weight of the vehicle to create the kerb weight.
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Chucked another 20ltrs of fuel in and after a good overnight charge of the battery and lots and lots of cranking she fired up and kept running. More tests have confirmed a dead lift pump.Best to always regard half a tank as empty
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What was it when you added all the water
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Autoglass have just rung.
A senior technician has been assigned to the wonky fitted windscreen and droppy offey top trim. Dec 3rd and I've asked to go to there nearest depot as I don't want any excuses like its raining or snowing or the fitter has cold hands or something. Nearest depot is shrewsbury which @kermit_rr is familiar with I believe. Under cover and hopefully heated so the senior technician has the best possible chance of doing a good job rather than on a cold wet windy day on my drive. According to the warranty guy from autoglass they will fit a new windscreen and top trim, they don't want the old trim back so I'll have 2 spare ones now including the used one I paid £15 for to replace the original one that I run over with the 110.
A senior technician has been assigned to the wonky fitted windscreen and droppy offey top trim. Dec 3rd and I've asked to go to there nearest depot as I don't want any excuses like its raining or snowing or the fitter has cold hands or something. Nearest depot is shrewsbury which @kermit_rr is familiar with I believe. Under cover and hopefully heated so the senior technician has the best possible chance of doing a good job rather than on a cold wet windy day on my drive. According to the warranty guy from autoglass they will fit a new windscreen and top trim, they don't want the old trim back so I'll have 2 spare ones now including the used one I paid £15 for to replace the original one that I run over with the 110.
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They don't have indoors, just a glorified umbrellaAutoglass have just rung.
A senior technician has been assigned to the wonky fitted windscreen and droppy offey top trim. Dec 3rd and I've asked to go to there nearest depot as I don't want any excuses like its raining or snowing or the fitter has cold hands or something. Nearest depot is shrewsbury which @kermit_rr is familiar with I believe. Under cover and hopefully heated so the senior technician has the best possible chance of doing a good job rather than on a cold wet windy day on my drive. According to the warranty guy from autoglass they will fit a new windscreen and top trim, they don't want the old trim back so I'll have 2 spare ones now including the used one I paid £15 for to replace the original one that I run over with the 110.
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My VDO one has been in there about ten years now.
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But an umbrella with sides if needed? Found this pic on their website. Fake? Or does it look familiar?
