mike97
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Ha ha ha, great photo 5 pots!
What do you tow with your Landy?
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gordon n
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a mate asked me to move two mg's and a monadeo
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disco147
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Today at work I had to bail out a ford ranger that simply wasn't upto the job of shifting 3 26ft twin axle carvans outta the mud... with half flat tyres and the following (for those of you that have been to shang-gri-la at the likes of glastonbury you'll recognise this)
as well as a rather tatty winniebago....
as well as a rather tatty winniebago....
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was it Squibs ranger that couldnt pull it?
disco147
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yep 
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Deasy
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is that pic taken mid falling over? or just camera holding issues
Five Pots
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yes, camera holding issues.
and yes, next time I'm going logging bring the series and we'll load her up.
and yes, next time I'm going logging bring the series and we'll load her up.
i'll even bring me stihlyes, camera holding issues.
and yes, next time I'm going logging bring the series and we'll load her up.
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stuck in the middle of a junction with loss of drive.
apparently just over 7 ton in weight.
removed to a car park for collection by low loader.
apparently just over 7 ton in weight.
removed to a car park for collection by low loader.
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Like a typical girlie , i tow an ifor 505 horsebox , but my TD5 def 90 did once go to the rescue of my friends brand new disco which she got stuck in a ditch - oops her hubby was not best pleased
nrgserv
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:nopics:Like a typical girlie , i tow an ifor 505 horsebox , but my TD5 def 90 did once go to the rescue of my friends brand new disco which she got stuck in a ditch - oops her hubby was not best pleased
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Like a typical girlie , i tow an ifor 505 horsebox , but my TD5 def 90 did once go to the rescue of my friends brand new disco which she got stuck in a ditch - oops her hubby was not best pleased
My TD5 tows my little Rice Eventer. My Rice is around 30 yrs old but in fab order as I've spent a lot on it. My garage reckon its built to last and its As tough as old boots but towing with my Td5 is like towing a skin off a rice pudding! I've also towed a 505 with 2 16hh horses in, again so easy. I'd love to really put Silverlandy to the test. I've a proper heavy duty tow rope in the boot if anyone is stuck in my area
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