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Hope yer rear cross member and tow ball is up to it!
Heheheh, PML at that one .. been watching 'Monster Moves' where they do move houses etc ...
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What have you done to your Landie today.
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Heheheh, PML at that one .. been watching 'Monster Moves' where they do move houses etc ...
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[JP]
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well.. seeing as the rain is not here yet and the plains are dry, I carried on with poking, finding holes and plate them over.
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its coming on - int it, JP?
nickh75
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finished the transfer and gear box swap, it sounds so sweet now, kind of miss the clunk and rumble everytime i change gear now
Trewey
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Fitted me seat covers to me 110
gemsdad
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[JP];857987 said:well.. seeing as the rain is not here yet and the plains are dry, I carried on with poking, finding holes and plate them over.
very nice piece of tin work there JP.:clap2:
Trewey
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and started ply-lining the load area.
[JP]
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yeh.. its getting there, doing this bit of welding was one of the priorites because of the hole at the front, all the mud was coming into the sill and then up into the cab, through rust holes on the sill top...
I've had enough of welding though..cant wait till this is finished.
At least is not raining yet, so its not like im missing much
thanks, even I was impressed with myself seeing its all one single piece with loads of folds...and the fold were done hammering the metal on a brick.. lol
I just used a piece of cardboard for template and then surprisingly everything matched pretty well
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I finally plucked up courage to try and de-scratch my disco.
Though I chickened out of G3 and went for G10.
On the couple of panels I've done it's come up absolutely gorgeous......between the scratches
Seems some are a bit too much for only a quick go with G10.
However, I was using a 12v polisher thing as the wife was using the mains extension lead. When the mains is free I'll try the next couple of panels with a mains polisher thing - hopefully this will be better.
Though I chickened out of G3 and went for G10.
On the couple of panels I've done it's come up absolutely gorgeous
......between the scratches Seems some are a bit too much for only a quick go with G10.
However, I was using a 12v polisher thing as the wife was using the mains extension lead. When the mains is free I'll try the next couple of panels with a mains polisher thing - hopefully this will be better.
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replaced the blown fuse for the fog light , and tightened up the bottom shock bushes on the ninety jist the recon steering box and pan hard bushes to do.
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why not g3 tim? use it with plenty water it brilliant, pop up and see mine and u'll seeI finally plucked up courage to try and de-scratch my disco.
Though I chickened out of G3 and went for G10.
On the couple of panels I've done it's come up absolutely gorgeous
Seems some are a bit too much for only a quick go with G10.
However, I was using a 12v polisher thing as the wife was using the mains extension lead. When the mains is free I'll try the next couple of panels with a mains polisher thing - hopefully this will be better.
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had it recovered from back of bills mothers in wales somewhere
Sirus
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had it recovered from back of bills mothers in wales somewhere
See what you need is a nice car trailer
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lol Si, may be able to help ya in a week or two the yards full atm need to get rid of some vans and a lot of crap
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why not g3 tim? use it with plenty water it brilliant, pop up and see mine and u'll see
Just worried about my tendency to lose patience with jobs that need patience......specifically in this case, worried I may end up with a shiny silver Disco instead of a green one
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Just used mine tae get some firewood today. Got a couple of big oak limbs from the field behind me and then got a nice big wild cherry tree from another field. This is just the top half of the cherry tree...
ratty
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On friday I discovered my landy is suffering from oil in the wiring loom. I cleaned the ECU plug and the end of the injector loom as a temp measure.
Cleaned the end of the injector loom out again yesterday. I'll try and remove and drain the ECU if I get a chance today. Might be a bit difficult though cos I got a few tip runs to do with it.:doh:
I cleaned the ECU plug and the end of the injector loom as a temp measure.Cleaned the end of the injector loom out again yesterday. I'll try and remove and drain the ECU if I get a chance today. Might be a bit difficult though cos I got a few tip runs to do with it.:doh:
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Leave it there?
ratty
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ooooo
its all good and working then?
have yu spoken to Buckshot, yet?
its all good and working then
?have yu spoken to Buckshot, yet?
