What have you done to your Landie today.

The Mad Hat Man · Dec 6, 2008

nickh75 said:
found the front passenger side swivel is pis#ing oil out

i heard you can drain the oil out an fill it with one shot grease as a temp fix

is that right?

Its a permanent fix, not temporary. later landies had one-shot as standard.

Trewey · Dec 6, 2008

but if yer seals are really knackered, that will leak out too, just more slowly.

bustersbus · Dec 6, 2008

or if yer balls are pitted it'll just pull the stuff out as well

nickh75 · Dec 6, 2008

****! that side is pitted, an the seals look fooked, it sounds like new balls then

will have a read of busters thread again to see if i fancy the job

how hard a job is it?

Trewey · Dec 6, 2008

nickh75 said:
****! that side is pitted, an the seals look fooked, it sounds like new balls then

will have a read of busters thread again to see if i fancy the job

how hard a job is it?

taint hard, just a bit time consuming.
paddocks do a kit with all the parts you need - about 55quid I think.

bustersbus · Dec 6, 2008

Aye it's pretty easy nick. The only bit ah found to be a pain in the erse was settin' the preload. Just make sure ye get the oil seals the right way round when fittin' thum (take a photo of yer old ones before ye take thum out)

Sirus · Dec 6, 2008

bustersbus said:
Aye it's pretty easy nick. The only bit ah found to be a pain in the erse was settin' the preload. Just make sure ye get the oil seals the right way round when fittin' thum (take a photo of yer old ones before ye take thum out)

Ooo thas a handy tip there Buster, did you see that Trewy:clap2::clap2::lol::lol::lol:

The Mad Hat Man · Dec 6, 2008

snigger :behindsofa:

bustersbus · Dec 6, 2008

Sirus said:
Ooo thas a handy tip there Buster, did you see that Trewy:clap2::clap2::lol::lol::lol:

Snigger

Trewey · Dec 6, 2008

bastids

nickh75 · Dec 6, 2008

ok its easy ta do if ya get ya oil seals the right way round

but what happened to trewy's then?

Trewey · Dec 6, 2008

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/me-deepender-tried-kill-me-66377.html

nickh75 · Dec 6, 2008

Treworgey 90 said:
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/me-deepender-tried-kill-me-66377.html

fookin ell

think i'll make sure i do mine proply

G-man · Dec 6, 2008

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buckshot · Dec 6, 2008

put the fookin mt's back on AGAIN! (thats the 5th time in a month )
if i tallied up the time i've spent on that i could have done some overtime and bought another set for off-roadin
:boink: :frusty: :frusty: :frusty:
oh and went up to salisbury plain and got it proper dirty again :hysterically_laughi
guess thats tomorrows "what have you done to your landie today" wash the fooker AGAIN!

edit; oh forgot gotta take the fookin mt's off AGAIN!!

treestump · Dec 7, 2008

buckshot said:
put the fookin mt's back on AGAIN! (thats the 5th time in a month )
if i tallied up the time i've spent on that i could have done some overtime and bought another set for off-roadin
:boink: :frusty: :frusty: :frusty:
oh and went up to salisbury plain and got it proper dirty again :hysterically_laughi
guess thats tomorrows "what have you done to your landie today" wash the fooker AGAIN!
edit; oh forgot gotta take the fookin mt's off AGAIN!!

Why do you always take them off are they extreme, or do you do lots a mileage, I keep mine on all the time wear, road grip , noise aint too bad????

buckshot · Dec 7, 2008

buckshot said:
just put the mt's back on again! for the weekends fun
wish i could leave um on but amount of road work i do they are going to wear down (dragging a trailer around weighing average 2 tonne dont help)
roll on when i get the old 90 back up and running for the dirty stuff

there ya go treestump save you scrollin back a couple of pages (and me havin to rewrite it too

)
another reason is the lead in me right boot :hysterically_laughi
bin thinking about getting a attachment for me big battery drill to whind the nuts on and off takes fookin ages to do 20 of um.
anybody know where i can get 1?

Pikey · Dec 7, 2008

Just buy a battery impact wrench Machine mart or Ebay is you're best bet.

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buckshot · Dec 7, 2008

redhand said:
Just buy a battery impact wrench Machine mart or Ebay is you're best bet.

impact wrench -air -pneumatic -110, Cars, Parts Vehicles, Business, Office Industrial, Home Garden items at low prices on eBay.co.uk

good ole pikey thought you'd have some info

was thinking on the lines of an attachment to go in a standard battery drill got shed loads of um around the place rangin from 12volt to 36volt (be nice to get a sds fitting) as we got an old 24volt bosch 1 that could do with an easy retirement plan :hysterically_laughi

Pikey · Dec 7, 2008

you can get a converter to allow you to fit a socket screwfix or machine mart will have em. But a std drill won't have the torque to tighten or loosen a wheel nut. yu'd have to loosen em all then use the drill and repeat the procedure for tightening em.

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