martin1512
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Fitted my winch & bumper. 
What have you done to your Landie today.
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blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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Ripped out the old rotting plywood, full length, over wheel arch storage box and built a smaller one out of slightly less rotten ply.
Just big enough to store the aux battery, jack, couple of straps and snatch block......feels loads bigger in the back now
Just big enough to store the aux battery, jack, couple of straps and snatch block......feels loads bigger in the back now
waldershelf
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Drove it to do a bit of shop fitting? Already done the shelves and fridges and what not.
First pic' is me on a ladder removing the fittings for the old sign.
Second pic' is the new sign in place.
Third pic' is my youngest being eaten by a shark, it must have been going at a hell of a pace when it hit the wall.
So if anyone likes fish in north Sheffield what used to be Manns on Hillsborough road is reopening under new ownership.
First pic' is me on a ladder removing the fittings for the old sign.
Second pic' is the new sign in place.
Third pic' is my youngest being eaten by a shark, it must have been going at a hell of a pace when it hit the wall.
So if anyone likes fish in north Sheffield what used to be Manns on Hillsborough road is reopening under new ownership.
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defender11069
AKA Mr cool...
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nice bit of workRipped out the old rotting plywood, full length, over wheel arch storage box and built a smaller one out of slightly less rotten ply.
Just big enough to store the aux battery, jack, couple of straps and snatch block......feels loads bigger in the back now
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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Fitted a hidden starter button, thought I'd fried the electrics half way through but turned out twas a dodgy switch......working nicely now.....though the starting proceedure is now so complicated that I may forget how in the morning
Ripped the broken bit of flexi off the end of my exhaust and replaced it from the silencer to the side with a proper bit of pipe.
Topped up gearbox and t/box.........I hate doing that.
Beginning to feel the long trip north might be possible
Ripped the broken bit of flexi off the end of my exhaust and replaced it from the silencer to the side with a proper bit of pipe.
Topped up gearbox and t/box.........I hate doing that.
Beginning to feel the long trip north might be possible
DiscoHutch
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Went to billing aquadrome to see if there were a few mor bits to keep the Landy happy. Was very dissapointed though only a couple of stalls.
So went for a play a got it muddy!
So went for a play a got it muddy!
Pikey
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fitted the ply lining to the otherside of the 110 but not before fitting a Methane extraction unit.
this is what I've done for insulation/soundproofing. 25mm Jablite & 10mm closed cell foam matting.
Front
Back
Also fitted a shelf across the top of the sides. put a stop bead on it and 2 lengths of elasticated cord to keep everything on the shelf. Will also close off the gap above the front screen when I'm sleeping in the back. Making it warmer and stopping it from getting light too early.
this is what I've done for insulation/soundproofing. 25mm Jablite & 10mm closed cell foam matting.
Front
Back
Also fitted a shelf across the top of the sides. put a stop bead on it and 2 lengths of elasticated cord to keep everything on the shelf. Will also close off the gap above the front screen when I'm sleeping in the back. Making it warmer and stopping it from getting light too early.
danny6801
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ZakiAK
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Tazz070299
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Pikey
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Is that the side that Minty will be sleeping?
If you'd ever been trapped in a small confined space, with me. You'd realise jut how essential theat fan is.
Helpful if It's ****ing down and I wanna cook on the gas stove, inside the 110. 
THEengineer
whatever
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Billy B
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Nuffin. The weathers ****e and ruined my whole weekend, wanted to start rebuilding the tub
thought it was mine!
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side light bulb hi level brake light bulb and the two running lights in indicators. Thanks to next door for side light bulbs x2. change his brake light bulb got to take whole unit out to change fookin french ****
Hitchhiker
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I've done feck all to mine, it's running like a dream!
gemsdad
NOT BOTHERED.
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Grahame of the shires
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I was forced into stopping at Hole of Horcum to walk the dog wife and kids. No off roading and they wondered why I was fed up!
bigvinnie
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nowt due to pish weather
and to top it off i lost the second row high back seats i was bidding fur on the bay....gutted..pish day off tae bed!
and to top it off i lost the second row high back seats i was bidding fur on the bay....gutted..pish day off tae bed!
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Found this ...
Must have done it in the peaks .. I knew 'something' was wrong when I got onto the motorway following TC .. just different noises from the rear, but it was all driving straight, good brakes absolutely no issues at all so carried on. Then this morning took son to have braces fitted and on the way home something went BANG and it all went a bit pete tong .. brakes felt spongy, wanted to turn left, so I though feckit, that's another wheel bearing, so 'cos I was literally a few hundred yards away I crawled it home with no drama, then checked all round to find the spring out of it's socket! It can't, surely, have happened on a road? Not even driving 'enthusiastically', just bimbling along ...
Ah well, time to fit longer springs I guess ... until I can afford a decent, full setup I have a set of +2" (old) springs from Redhand that'll do.
Anyone got a decent set of +2" or longer shocks for a '97 300Tdi Disco going (extremely) cheaply???
Must have done it in the peaks .. I knew 'something' was wrong when I got onto the motorway following TC .. just different noises from the rear, but it was all driving straight, good brakes absolutely no issues at all so carried on. Then this morning took son to have braces fitted and on the way home something went BANG and it all went a bit pete tong .. brakes felt spongy, wanted to turn left, so I though feckit, that's another wheel bearing, so 'cos I was literally a few hundred yards away I crawled it home with no drama, then checked all round to find the spring out of it's socket! It can't, surely, have happened on a road? Not even driving 'enthusiastically', just bimbling along ...
Ah well, time to fit longer springs I guess ... until I can afford a decent, full setup I have a set of +2" (old) springs from Redhand that'll do.
Anyone got a decent set of +2" or longer shocks for a '97 300Tdi Disco going (extremely) cheaply???
