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ZMann

Member

• Mar 8, 2015

• #1

Just bought a 1995 Landy defender 110....I am buying tools for her. Are these landy's metric or imperial? Or a mixture?

Thanks.

Z

 

MaxyMan

Well-Known Member

• Mar 8, 2015

• #2

Just fill the entire back of it up with tools of all trades and that should do the job, hopefully

 

Marmaduke

Well-Known Member

• Mar 8, 2015

• #3

Mixture of both although from memory you only need 9/16" and 1/2", they are I remember using anyway

 

Lowlight

Active Member

• Mar 8, 2015

• #4

Bit of a mix, I mostly get by with metric. Make sure you have a lump hammer and a good chisel.

 

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Jam1

Well-Known Member

• Mar 8, 2015

• #5

Metric hammer, imperial chisel!

 

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Davidleeowen

Member

• Mar 8, 2015

• #6

Mainly metric from my experience but the nut and bolt sizes go from small to very large so you'll need a good socket set .... plus all the usual screwdrivers, pliers etc and a big hammer !

 

Auldgreen90

Active Member

• Mar 8, 2015

• #7

Davidleeowen said:

Mainly metric from my experience but the nut and bolt sizes go from small to very large so you'll need a good socket set .... plus all the usual screwdrivers, pliers etc and a big hammer !

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No angle grinder?!!

 

bluedog333

Well-Known Member

• Mar 8, 2015

• #8

A decent hammadoo.

 

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ZMann

Member

• Mar 8, 2015

• #9

Thanks for the help....9/16" and 1/2", yep Reminds me of my chevy from the early 80s, a mixture!

 

THEengineer

whatever

• Mar 8, 2015

• #10

ZMann said:

Thanks for the help....9/16" and 1/2", yep Reminds me of my chevy from the early 80s, a mixture!

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with the 9/16 get a good open ender,these are for the prop bolts,a ring wont fit

 

chrispy

Active Member

• Mar 8, 2015

• #11

MaxyMan said:

Just fill the entire back of it up with tools of all trades and that should do the job, hopefully

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Or be like me and get to know your local Landy mechanic really well and become friends with him lol.

 

Hairball

Active Member

• Mar 9, 2015

• #12

Recently bought an impact wrench .. and now I have it I don't know what I'd do without it ..
Mine's just a cheapy air powered Clark , but you can get battery and mains powered as well

 

hughesy

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• Mar 9, 2015

• #13

A purpose made propshaft bolt socket is one of the best things I ever bought.

 

sp00k

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• Mar 10, 2015

• #14

hughesy said:

A purpose made propshaft bolt socket is one of the best things I ever bought.

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Yeah, I bought one of them. I've been looking for it in my garage for a month!

 

MrNasty

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• Mar 10, 2015

• #15

Length of pipe to fit over ratchets and spanners and a vat of copper grease

 

Dippypud

Never Knowingly Understood

Full Member

• Mar 10, 2015

• #16

Brake pipe spanner ...

Barrier cream ...