G-man
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pressure washer then jizer then pressure washer again!
What have you done to your Landie today.
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pressure washer then jizer then pressure washer again!
109party
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i would of done but have sadly found out are big pressure washer not a cheap one even tho it had blankets and other stuff to keep it warm but turns out it still go bad frost damage and seems like the pumps gone i mean it makin all the right noises but there is no psi level
gotoneatlast
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the settee
are you removing or delivering?
martinl
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I bought her a set of Mangels on ebay, now i need my Sahara's
gotoneatlast
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removed the gearbox from the engine and saw the clutch fork was totally knackered.
Patman1200
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Replaced the tranfer box oil, with the aid of Dafts brilliant "garden sprayer clean oil supplier" tool. No mess.
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its a bit slow - int it - but it is clean 
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Patman1200
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Only really slow as it was about 0 degrees when we did it. If the oil is warmer it will flow a bit quicker, but who cares when it isn't dribbling down your sleeve. Well worth 15 squids from B'nQ.
Prith
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Well a friend and I went for about 100 kms small trip. Just to check for any problems and if the engine is still overheating. Did some mild off roading. Now to give it a good wash tomorrow.
theshanclan
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Changed the transfer box oil. Eventually... after trying three different methods and getting covered in oil.
Swore a lot. Mostly at the "designer" of the Disco 2 who put the transfer box fill plug in the most inaccessible place with a thick harness draped under it (just to make things more interesting.)
Swore a lot. Mostly at the "designer" of the Disco 2 who put the transfer box fill plug in the most inaccessible place with a thick harness draped under it (just to make things more interesting.)
crookedspireite
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replaced my steering drop arm, fitted a new steering damper and panhard rod,
removed my knackered rear diff
removed my knackered rear diff
90boy
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drove it to work and back and had some fun on the ice on the lanes
mrs bucket
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i lobbed my handbag at the passenger door, realy hard in a fit of temper, cos am sick of the bloody disco only leting me in when it feels like it........
discojol
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Just been down to bearmach's and bought some recip trial tyres for the disco. Got them fitted in the garage next door, well happy.
Jol
Jol
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mrs bucket
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i know where you live......i telt yers ta cut it up an donate yer enjun to a worthy depender dint i
BE AFRAID!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......
mrs bucket
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its a nice black leather one, recon you will look spanking with that hanging off ya arm......I'll take it orf ya hands - wont even charge ya
i need a noo handbag
oil dripper
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why? the Belly gonna get mei know where you live......
BE AFRAID!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......
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