buckshot
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cut the front end off the roll cage i bought on fleabay last week and dry mounted it to see what work is needed to make it fit properly
What have you done to your Landie today.
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isnt it sposed to mount on to the chassis? and be as wide as the motor?
I like the tailgate stop tho
I like the tailgate stop tho
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reckon it came of an sj410:bolt:isnt it sposed to mount on to the chassis? and be as wide as the motor?
I like the tailgate stop tho
buckshot
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isnt it sposed to mount on to the chassis? and be as wide as the motor?
I like the tailgate stop tho
the words "dry mounting to see what work needs doing for a proper fit" were in there somewhere or was it in invisable ink
reason its not as wide as should be its off a lightwieght, nothing a grinder and welder wont put right
and @ £94 + £10-90 to cross into taff land to get it
think i can live with that
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its only 5" too narrow not 2 fookin foot!
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@ £94 + £10-90 to cross into taff land to get it
plus my commission
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plus my commission
ffs! not like i aint got enough money grabbing coonts on my case i get a fookin tellytubby getting in on the act
:frusty::frusty::frusty:
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Cut it in arf & weld a piece in on one side then slide a tube over the top. so the end of the new piece is visible. Then weld the other side of the cage on. Then slide the tube over to cover both welds and weld the outer sleeve in place. repeat with diagonal. & it'll be stronger than it was before the cut & stretch.
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think i might just leave it as is and just curve the over the cab bars going to the front hoop out to protect the roof and add a couple more in the middle too
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Love the soil stack, is the toilet plumbed in to under where the middle seat goes?
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Got me A frame ball joint today, stuck it in the fulcrum and painted it....
Also took the towbar plate and stuff off the white bus, Cleaned thum up a bit and painted thum....
Also took the towbar plate and stuff off the white bus, Cleaned thum up a bit and painted thum....
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ere Buster. |someone has pinched all the letters orf ya veedub numbar plate.
is this the start of another thesis?
.is this the start of another thesis?
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ere Buster. |someone has pinched all the letters orf ya veedub numbar plate
is this the start of another thesis?
It's no' my car Daft, it's the mrs' and she telt me tae do it... honest
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thats 63mm high preassure mains water pipe the joints are heat fused to withstand some rediculuce preassure
so dont knock it cuz the branch's in the lanes around here cant either
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Just been and had a good rummage under the bonnet of mine.
Now certain that the PAS pump has gone. No leaks or anything, but the pulley comes out about 3/4" and doesn't go back in far enough to line up with the other pulleys.
I'm guessing this isn't right
Now to find another pump ASAP.
So, having had a look round the splinternet, Brookwell have them for £75 OE or £53 not OE......
Good prices???
OE or not OE ???
Anywhere else ?????
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ebay?
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Tim.C
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Go with OE
That was my first thought.
Problem is, most sites don't say whether OE or not. It looks like ANR2157 is OE and ANR2157R is replacement part........but can't be sure.
Paddocks have one for £65 that may be OE, but doesn't say.
I think I may have to do this by phone in the morning, then I can ask specifically.
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Just to give ye an idea what a genuine one is....
ANR2157 PUMP POWER STEERING | shop | www.lrseries.com | L. R. Series
Usually the 'R' on the end of a part number means replacement
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My new rear speakers arrived today, so installed them and finished wiring up the amp. Just fired it up, tuned it all (which took ages), and holy faaaaaaaaaark!!!!
It's none of this entry-level stuff, all top-of-the-range Alpine, Focal, Soundstream and Fusion kit, with hardcore cabling and gold terminals. Nothing but the best for my baby!
I've rather shocked myself at how loud, powerful, bass'y and crisp the whole setup is. I can't really describe how perfect the sound is tbh. It's fair to say that I've gone WAY overkill with the stereo system, but it's simply phenomenal listening to it!
It's none of this entry-level stuff, all top-of-the-range Alpine, Focal, Soundstream and Fusion kit, with hardcore cabling and gold terminals. Nothing but the best for my baby!
I've rather shocked myself at how loud, powerful, bass'y and crisp the whole setup is. I can't really describe how perfect the sound is tbh. It's fair to say that I've gone WAY overkill with the stereo system, but it's simply phenomenal listening to it!
