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oooo - i like summat in black leather hanging orf my arm 
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What have you done to your Landie today.
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mrs bucket
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hahahahahah.......yes belly gonna get ya, and yes i ate all the pie.....
mrs bucket
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well it makes a change from something black n leather hanging from ya todge......oooo - i like summat in black leather hanging orf my arm
oil dripper
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mrs bucket
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Sirus
Your all Banned except me
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hahahahahah.......yes belly gonna get ya, and yes i ate all the pie.....
Greedy Cow
oil dripper
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ask him how his m.o.t went today and wot appined on the way homeoh crap his gonna kill me.......
mrs bucket
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well it makes a change from something black n leather hanging from ya todge......
Greedy Cow
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Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
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Used it to ferry the teechers to the highest school in Kernow - they was all stuck at the bottom of the hill on account of the sheet ice that caused mayhem in E Cornwall this morning.
The Police reported 100 accidents in 3 hours (and that's just the ones that were called in to them) and closed a 40 mile stretch of the A30 and a 10 mile stretch of the A38 (the only trunk roads in the county).
Twas feckin horrendous!
The Police reported 100 accidents in 3 hours (and that's just the ones that were called in to them) and closed a 40 mile stretch of the A30 and a 10 mile stretch of the A38 (the only trunk roads in the county).
Twas feckin horrendous!
lil-landy
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Well, not today, but over the past few days, since I'm still getting used to it I've...
Cleaned it, inside and out
Played around under the bonnet with oil, brake fluid and windscreen washer fluid.
Searched furiously for a fuel tank switch (my old ex-mod one had one) to find out it doesn't have one!
Took all the door panels off to fix the central locking, to realise it doesn't have central locking!
Bought it a present (a pretty new little roof rack), hope it likes it
As well as the obligatory showing off to the guys at work!
Oh, and my personal favourite, blocking my brothers car in its space, leaving the keys in the ignition and walking away, I know hes too scared to drive it! He'll learn.
Cleaned it, inside and out
Played around under the bonnet with oil, brake fluid and windscreen washer fluid.
Searched furiously for a fuel tank switch (my old ex-mod one had one) to find out it doesn't have one!
Took all the door panels off to fix the central locking, to realise it doesn't have central locking!
Bought it a present (a pretty new little roof rack), hope it likes it
As well as the obligatory showing off to the guys at work!
Oh, and my personal favourite, blocking my brothers car in its space, leaving the keys in the ignition and walking away, I know hes too scared to drive it! He'll learn.
109party
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nothing on the landy ive been working on some old gardner desils good fun lifting them op in side the boat and removing the sump and disconecting the flange on the prop shaft well its taken 2 days of work me and a profesional engineer, learnt a great deal
I dont live far from Patricroft (home of the Gardner Diesel) my dad had a 100 hp one in a wagon and drag pulling about a 15tons load at 32 mph max. I drove it quite a lot when I was 14 or so. Went on to drive all the other engines, 150, 180 and 240 hp with the 180 being the best in my opinion.
Like the way that lots of the mating surfaces on the engine did without gaskets as the tolerances were that fine.
Dont forget the small fuel filter above and behind the fan, catches a lot of folk out does that one
happy days
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Gave it a nice pressure job after a nice long drive yesterday. Damn Dusty Bangalore, In ten minutes it was dusty again.
DomEllis
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Changed the oil in me Disco. I've got to buy one of those easy drain things. Anything to save me getting hot oil up my sleeve again and all over the steering linkages and the yard floor!
Checked the oil after filling it and it's still looking black (and, yes, before you ask, I did flush it first). How long did the last owner leave it 'tween changes!!??? Going to do it again in a couple of thou I reckon.
Checked the oil after filling it and it's still looking black (and, yes, before you ask, I did flush it first). How long did the last owner leave it 'tween changes!!??? Going to do it again in a couple of thou I reckon.
nickh75
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change it sooner rather than later, an put a good quality oil (semi synthetic) in will save ya a new engine
thats if it's not fooked already
mjltigger
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sniffed and choked back the tears like a man http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f8/mot-68579.html
