doriz
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Down hill
What have you done on your 90/110/130 today?
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Straight down the A1
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Cheeky! The old 90 still has some life in heryes but he’s got to make it back up on the way back
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neilly
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If you breakdown at the bottom, you can get a Yellow taxi free lift back up the hill.
Cheers
congo181
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Made up and fitted new brake pipes for the back end today. Quite therapeutic.
The Gribbin
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Waxoyled the underside... used the Schutz canisters (x2) from Mmart, which seemed to do a good job.... 82p roll of tinfoil from local shop did the masking job nicely for the exhaust.... Dinitrol'd (x4) cavities - bit left to do the bulkhead, and doors.
Pressure washed last week, and allowed to dry... light surface rust... not bad - last did the underseal a good few years ago...
Bit knackered now... warm bath and think of the £500 saved by doing this job myself
Pressure washed last week, and allowed to dry... light surface rust... not bad - last did the underseal a good few years ago...
Bit knackered now... warm bath and think of the £500 saved by doing this job myself
moremuckmush
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Took advice on a new " bigger the better battery" so did and what a difference spinning her over , fitted some new camo green seat covers and as a support to the tonneau cover, fixed a length of nylon strap lengthways from the back of the cab to the back door , couple of clicks on the ratchet and it's nice and taught stopping rain pounding on it , 2mins to release if I want to drop the back door, but mostly I'm just peeling the cover back at the sides to get in at stuff. Still awaiting the first good frost to really get the benefit of the cab heater but have used it to dry myself off when getting soaked at graft .
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They love to snapChanged the 4 air filter mounts, 3 of them had snapped. What a fun job that was !
At last, it is back home with a fresh ticket - plenty of welding, new A Frame Joint - hurrah. Then realised how atrocious the headlights (candles) were on the drive home - and the malfunctioning indicators…..
Hmm - jobs to do
v8250
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Re' headlights, install individual relays, WIPAC crystal headlamps and Osram Night Breaker H4's
moremuckmush
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First time forming a bow wave with the old girl as a local road was flooded due to this storm that's hit us , something satisfying about sailing past cars stuck wheel arch deep in water .
moremuckmush
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Not got much of snow here but probably one of the worst stormy nights I can remember, plenty damage in the area a trees uprooted like carrots
Western Slope Rover
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Isn't that why most people add one?
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AbsolutelyIsn't that why most people add one?
Thanks, had that setup on my previous Defenders that was a good improvemen, gone a different direction this time…..
Hicap phill
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Today drove it…
Farmers muff blew off..
Bulkhead flaps leaking
door seals leaking
so few little jobs to think about
Farmers muff blew off..
Bulkhead flaps leaking
door seals leaking
so few little jobs to think about
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