Hippo
Lord Hippo
Have been on the tratter forum fer a few days reading their freds. Some might say a sacrifice to far, but thats the only way I could think of ter try ter understand the durdy ole bastids. All this talk of tratters being betterer got me wondering. What faults do tratters have? And are they really different to Freelanders?
I can confirm tratters have the following faults/faulty parts:
turbos, steering, bushes, bearings, master cylinders, leaking sunroofs, diffs, transfer box, gearbox, wiper motor, locks, clutch, oil leaks (of which there is plenty), tracking, fan belts, gear change, engine starting, engine cutting out, loss of engine power, hgf, brakes, alternator, chassis protection, wheel nuts, steering pumps, water leaks, electrical wiring, lights, eggsource, air con, key fob, clanking, knocking, drive shafts
So as much as theyd like us to believe different, Freelanders int much different to tratters, apart from theyre little problem wiff rust. Something that Freelanders dunt suffer wiff. The one common theme is that both Freelanders and tratters are land rovers.
I can confirm tratters have the following faults/faulty parts:
turbos, steering, bushes, bearings, master cylinders, leaking sunroofs, diffs, transfer box, gearbox, wiper motor, locks, clutch, oil leaks (of which there is plenty), tracking, fan belts, gear change, engine starting, engine cutting out, loss of engine power, hgf, brakes, alternator, chassis protection, wheel nuts, steering pumps, water leaks, electrical wiring, lights, eggsource, air con, key fob, clanking, knocking, drive shafts
So as much as theyd like us to believe different, Freelanders int much different to tratters, apart from theyre little problem wiff rust. Something that Freelanders dunt suffer wiff. The one common theme is that both Freelanders and tratters are land rovers.