Grimmer
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Went fishing, but used my Tratter to get there
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What have you done to your tratter today?
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Thor1950
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need a rope from the front to the bumper/bull bar. Help hold it in place
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Hippo
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That needs washed.Went fishing, but used my Tratter to get there
Grimmer
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Went fishing, but used my Tratter to get there
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At least you'll be ok if it ever tips upside down in't watter
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xaby82
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He can still see through the windows, ergo, she don't need washed...
sp00k
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Did a quick oil change. This also gave me the opportunity to fit my oil pressure sender, but I've not wired in the gauge yet.
I also used the farm jack from the landy to remove an old fence post which was buried about 2ft and snapped off level with the ground. Made short work of it!
EDIT: Was also going to clean my back brakes, but my floor jack is not up to the job and it's simply too nice out today, so I've decided I'm going to sit out with a drink instead! Who needs brakes anyway.
I also used the farm jack from the landy to remove an old fence post which was buried about 2ft and snapped off level with the ground. Made short work of it!
EDIT: Was also going to clean my back brakes, but my floor jack is not up to the job and it's simply too nice out today, so I've decided I'm going to sit out with a drink instead! Who needs brakes anyway.
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Landyfox
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Cursed it
aaronmorris
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Silly man, that's as clean as it needs to be ...
take note of this paul, you could have used something like this
blue beasty
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This fred is in the wrong section
Should be in the real tratter (Series) section and fenderers should have to visit!
Should be in the real tratter (Series) section and fenderers should have to visit!
FlyingPete
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De-rusted and repainted my rear light guards and crossmember. Subtle changes but make a real difference to the look of the back of the landy
tidd
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painted front grill and light surrounds satin black looks a lot smarter up front lol
De-rusted and repainted my rear light guards and crossmember. Subtle changes but make a real difference to the look of the back of the landy
This is next on my tinkering list. I did the same to my front bumper last weekend and what a difference. As you say subtle but makes all the difference.
Yesterday I made up a wooden seat box for my rear tub on top of the wheels arches. So I can finally hide some of my crap!
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Only too happy to help. Wouldn't want you traditionalists to miss out on the fun.This fred is in the wrong section
Should be in the real tratter (Series) section and fenderers should have to visit!
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Fixed a broken indicator lamp, then added the wiring and plug for the winch remote/fly lead. Harder than I thought, why do different manufacturers insist on using different coloured wires just as they see fit?
Still gotta tidy the wires behind the grille, but it'll do for now .. it works!
Still gotta tidy the wires behind the grille, but it'll do for now .. it works!
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