What have you done to your Landie today.
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danny6801
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Finally cleaned mine from the last green laning trip and asessed the damage wasn't 2 bad nothing I can't fix.
Matt200tdi
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Drained the rad down flushed it all through topped up with antifreeze she's now proper toasty
Fattylewis
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Learned loads of stuff from you guys about my landy not sure I understand any of it!
Any out there want to take a look?
Any out there want to take a look?
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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Fattylewis
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Oh your bad! My poor old landy I think it may a trip for diagnostics and tuning from you guys have been saying!
Roaming Wombat
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Refitted the first radius arm with new bushes in, were a reyt PITA to do
Got soggy and cold (again) in the process
Also discovered a foot of M12 threaded rod with a couple of nuts and washers is the most useful bit of kit imaginable.
Got soggy and cold (again) in the process
Also discovered a foot of M12 threaded rod with a couple of nuts and washers is the most useful bit of kit imaginable.
doriz
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Just taken a scrubbing brush to my white roof as the green mould was starting to look unsightly
Reddiscotd5
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Fitted a de-cat exhaust to my Disco TD5, deffo has more grunt now 
v8geoff
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Fitted water pump now my little rangie back working happy days
greyhair
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Dropped my repaired and galved bulkhead off at the paint shop woohoo
doriz
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Spent all afternoon remediating the wiring loom someone had previously hacked at leaving all the relays etc for spots. Bugger knows where they got the feeds from. Anyhoo I now have working sidelights until I put on main beam, then they go out. Might just make a new loom down the right wing as its butchered.
When I removed a phantom switch in the gauge cluster I now need some new dash parts as the tangs are all snapped securing the binnacle. Also, noticed the volt meter was burned out and bodged which explains why I have no gauge lights. Just looked on EBay for a replacement... £50?
So it's fair to say my 'fender kicked my ass today.
When I removed a phantom switch in the gauge cluster I now need some new dash parts as the tangs are all snapped securing the binnacle. Also, noticed the volt meter was burned out and bodged which explains why I have no gauge lights. Just looked on EBay for a replacement... £50?
So it's fair to say my 'fender kicked my ass today.
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Just back from a weekend in Wales, where we had the first snowstorm of the year. It blew a blizzard on Friday night but by Saturday morning it had calmed down a bit. I got up early and went for a drive. Looks like I was the first one out:
Not even the farmers had been up before me - there are only my wheel marks on the road. The sun came out and things looked even prettier.
It looks sunny, but there was a bitter wind up on the Kerry Ridgeway and the snow was still drifting
Not even the farmers had been up before me - there are only my wheel marks on the road. The sun came out and things looked even prettier.
It looks sunny, but there was a bitter wind up on the Kerry Ridgeway and the snow was still drifting
Lewis5284
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Tracker fitted Washed down the chassis after some salty motorway driving.
Washed down the chassis after some salty motorway driving.
FlyingPete
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Used it for useful things
Was helping at the scouts to get rid of a huge tree that was cut down last weekend. Alas the chainsaw broke down and the tree needed to be moved. So ended up looping a tow strap round the remainder (probably around 3 tonnes) and dragged it across the field with my 90. Might be 27 years old and a bit arthritic but still pulled like an ox
Was helping at the scouts to get rid of a huge tree that was cut down last weekend. Alas the chainsaw broke down and the tree needed to be moved. So ended up looping a tow strap round the remainder (probably around 3 tonnes) and dragged it across the field with my 90. Might be 27 years old and a bit arthritic but still pulled like an ox
Coffeelandy
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I took the rear seats out and installed my new Waeco 110 fridge freezer!
