He decides that, when he wants/if he feels like itcos he can
J
He 's a better man than I
He 's a better man than I
Hometime!
Long weekend!
Nex Fridi oft!
Huzzaahh!
Long weekend!
Nex Fridi oft!
Huzzaahh!
What you got planned or is it a secret?Hometime!
Long weekend!
Nex Fridi oft!
Huzzaahh!
I've missed summink, thought he'd jacked it in?
He has, but he knows where they hide the buttons ...
Tis a pile of three year old freelanders.
Tis rusty brown..must be off a freelander
Well I've swapped the propshafts.
Had a closer look at both of em in daylight and found that, erk, both had cracked cups that hold the big round swivelly thing in the middle of the Hookes joint.
Dunno how much that matters, but the "new" one deffo has no play in either of the U/Js in the Hoooke joint.
Has it made a difference?
Well i drove up and down our single track bumpy mountain road a bit, hard to tell but i think it is still there, although maybe a bit quieter.
I am now thinking maybe it could be the new rear hub I fetted a few years back as, duuh, there is a tiny oil leak. WTF?
Why this didn't click straightaway with me I don't know. The fact that there were none of the 3 amigos up and the wheel has no play whatsoever in it made me think there wasn't an issue there.
Then Dutch blokey who flogs the bits insists that you can't check a Disco bearing without taking the hub off and that aftermarket ones go t!ts up in only a few thousand miles, makes me wonder.
But in all my driving experience I have never had a wheel bearing go "thrum...thrum...thrum" when on its way out.
Had a closer look at both of em in daylight and found that, erk, both had cracked cups that hold the big round swivelly thing in the middle of the Hookes joint.
Dunno how much that matters, but the "new" one deffo has no play in either of the U/Js in the Hoooke joint.
Has it made a difference?
Well i drove up and down our single track bumpy mountain road a bit, hard to tell but i think it is still there, although maybe a bit quieter.
I am now thinking maybe it could be the new rear hub I fetted a few years back as, duuh, there is a tiny oil leak. WTF?
Why this didn't click straightaway with me I don't know. The fact that there were none of the 3 amigos up and the wheel has no play whatsoever in it made me think there wasn't an issue there.
Then Dutch blokey who flogs the bits insists that you can't check a Disco bearing without taking the hub off and that aftermarket ones go t!ts up in only a few thousand miles, makes me wonder.
But in all my driving experience I have never had a wheel bearing go "thrum...thrum...thrum" when on its way out.
Do the girls like it
Do we get a pic of your sunburn after a day wearing it
J
Got a pic by the pool got burned alright...
Lol Eeekkk
more ...My old long jons could be classed as stockings there were so many ols in em
Your OLD long johns!Lol Eeekkk
My old long jons could be classed as stockings there were so many ols in em
so do you renew them every so often then?
I have to admit to never having worn long johns in my life.
Things i have missed out on!
And there is me thinking the Hardy-Spicer was the name for an ornery U/J.Hardy spicer
The Hooke joint (Or double cardan joint) has two U/Js joined by a ball joint so that as one U/J moves the ball thing moves the other one.
see pic from this "how to". This chap calls it a "centre bearing".
http://www.discovery2.co.uk/propshafts.html
I have done U/Js before and it don't phase me at all but the centre bearing is new territory for me!
If you said that to me before, I'd have thought of the centre bearing on a Mk3 Cortina or some such, but this aint' much like that!
Well i've had enough so off to bed for me
Sleep tite LZers
Sleep tite LZers
Your OLD long johns!
so do you renew them every so often then?
I have to admit to never having worn long johns in my life.
Things i have missed out on!
Yup I do replace them when my bollocks hang out usually the right one first as its the bigger brother.
Tis dam cold when out in the boats in winter, plus when im up the hills & snowboarding being warm is at the top of the list.
Ah ok the centring bearing on the double cardon prop, the bearing on the front flange.
this part then...
Land Rover Discovery 2 TD5 Front Propshaft Centre Bearing Double Cardan | eBay
Morning all, have a great weekend. Tis overcast here but hopefully it will brighten up
Hometime!
Long weekend!
Nex Fridi oft!
Huzzaahh!
Funny you should ask.
What I hadn't planned for was the rozzers closing the M27 in both directions just before I left work. Thousands of vehicles were forced to divert around junctions 8 & 9 and as a consequence it took me four hours (yep, 240 minutes,count em) to travel the 14 miles home. Why? "Concern for the welfare of a man", given the chance I'd have shot the bugger meself.
Took half a bottle of sauvignon before I could even speak to swmbo
Not the best of starts
Still, is a new day, an the sun is shinin and my beloved (wife, not me Tratter) has ensured I need not be idle..at all.. seriously..
Have a lovely day pips
Hicap phill
Well-Known Member
Morning.
Out for the day later.but first must get out of the warm pit
Out for the day later.but first must get out of the warm pit
Clearer morning today, dry with the sun already having a go at peeping out.
Enjoy your long weekend, folks.
Enjoy your long weekend, folks.
