rustyrhinos
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I have not touched the landy, need to pull my finger out I guess (have been very busy though, will look at it in the new year). Lanes just outside Little Bytham.
Also Happy Christmas and all that
Also Happy Christmas and all that
rustyrhinos
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LOL why not!
lr110
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because i want a 110 station wagon now!! it will be better for me missus and baby, she doesnt like going in the back its got something to do with it being cold, muddy, dark, uncomfortable or some such whinging
so my kind of sensible car (2.8 mercedes) until i have the funds
so my kind of sensible car (2.8 mercedes) until i have the funds
rustyrhinos
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How are people doing? Rebuilt the gearbox, that is back in and seems to work. Got a few more things to do but nothing major
rustyrhinos
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Thats good Kev
Dale...your standard Disco 2 is more than capable I would have thought
Dale...your standard Disco 2 is more than capable I would have thought
rustyrhinos
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Recovery points...well yours isn't the sort of car you are going to be adding recovery points to, I am guessing. So as long as the standard ones are accessable I guess that is the least you can do? (don't quote me as other more experienced peeps might disagree!) Prepare to dig them out in the mud if you get stuck of course! In theory, you shouldn't be "breaking the surface" when green laning so *in theory* there is no reason why you should get stuck
Kit to take....decent rope, a few shackles, shovel. I also have waffle boards which many others also have. Set of basic tools doesn't go a miss, so when (if) something breaks you are self-sufficient. But again, I am not an experienced laner, so perhaps other people's advice would be a good idea (also check the other threads on here). I also take a set of spares, but that is probably overkill - that's only in there because I can't be bothered to take them out the back of the landie!
Kit to take....decent rope, a few shackles, shovel. I also have waffle boards which many others also have. Set of basic tools doesn't go a miss, so when (if) something breaks you are self-sufficient
. But again, I am not an experienced laner, so perhaps other people's advice would be a good idea (also check the other threads on here). I also take a set of spares, but that is probably overkill - that's only in there because I can't be bothered to take them out the back of the landie!
Mr_V
Active Member
Jai_Landrover fitted recovery points to Disco01's disco2. It wasn't straight forward, you might want to pm either of them.
