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A good fishing catapult and using skittle sweets as ammo would help then.

Hi Folks. Is there an easy way to access the clutch slave cylinder on my 1969 2A? Any help appreciated.

The magistrate indicated the courts are chockers with auto industry complaints so I’m not surprised! This is a related issue

They're nesting in a sycamore tree about 60 yards away and then sit on a neighbours opposite my house. I thought they might be attracted to the chrome bit on my tailgate but my neighbours Nissan dont have anything shiny and they're suffering as well.

I had similar issues with my 2.5 petrol, which was fitted to my series 3. It came from a 1986 90. It ran fine for several years until I had similar symptoms, which got worse, causing very poor running and stalling when idling. I rebuilt the carb...

Evening all, ive been a tad busy to spend some time on here lately. One of the lads tonight went to launch his boat..as he was going down the slipway I noticed the pin was out the towbar & shouted """The Pi"........ oh well, by then the boat...

Wot was being ignored again🤔

Last post five days ago! Looks like we're starting to get it! Well done chumps.

Ive got a fleet of motors & a few boats im not looking to take anything else on. Thanks tho ;)

Once the LR bug goes through the family, that’s it! Lasts generations. Welcome to the LandyZone family. Make yourself comfortable

Is the axle breather clear?

Flush Mark

Mark I've tried silicone grease normal grease coperslip but not KY jelly yet Ha Ha Thanks Mark

Are you putting a touch of grease on the inner lip before assembly? The argument is that if you use oil it can create a gateway for oil to escape and that before we get to ptfe plastic seals and their dry resting period😵

No problem my mate. Are the seals sat flush with the outer casing or set back. Landrover had a habit of setting seals into some casings by 4-5mm and then some sat flush with casing faces🤔

It looks fine it's just doing my head in Thanks for replying Mark

Thanks Andy will try a nak next time

Thanks stanleysteamer

Unfortunately that motor seems obsolete all over the place, i bought one as well about 2 years ago then sent the bad one to a rewinding service and they made it like new for half the price so i keep that for spare.

Just measured it at 5-6 cm which translates to 50mm so they should be enough.

I'm sure you enjoyed a cocker two.

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Hello, Jake here - Ashley, you're right, I didn't respond very quickly but I thought I'd share the conversation at it seems a little miss represented here. (of course confidential details hidden)

The diagram of the actual control unit. İt's faulty wanted to see if I could fix it.

Yea saw that, every time I looked last year it was out of stock and has been ever since.. unless I’m just unlucky. Assumed it was an out of stock permanently lol. Also don’t forget it might cost a lot more due to the import taxes now.

You mean inside it or how it connects to looms?

Where are they landing/standing to commit the crime? Can you make it so they can't stand there? Like the pokey up cable ties.

Find where the crows roost & knock a few branches down. Use long poles if you don’t/can’t use lead. They may move on if you do this a few times. Dangle a few CDs on string to see if that moves them on. Put a broom stick through the arms of a...

We had a king Charles Cavalier that would do anything for a guzzle of beer! And a cocker that lovd tea!

Nice one 👍, I've just snapped a bolt so this is going to be fun, only got hand tools.