wiltshire landyman
I’m back
and im sure the people from tenbury have just got electrickery and the the donkey turning the wheel can have a rest
Grippa
New Member
What a lovely fred this one.
Wiltshire man, I have made a similar bonnet catch for my landy, but it is well concealed. I poke my finger in the grill and open the bonnet with my finger like a magician, I have challenged others to find how it works and most non Landy people can't.
I think yours is a good idea and you may improve it by a little concealment.
I use a set of simple lock picks which I bought from Northern Tools, I use them in a professional way not as a Tea leaf. Anyone could buy these picks and with a little practice use them on the simplest of locks.
I tried them on my Landy just for fun ( the same model as yours ) 5 mins ago.
drivers door about 5 secs, passenger door just over 10 secs and rear door with very loose tumblers in a few secs. Just to say that old Landys are easy to get into so you need all the other devices to stop the little bastards driving them away.
Wiltshire man, I have made a similar bonnet catch for my landy, but it is well concealed. I poke my finger in the grill and open the bonnet with my finger like a magician, I have challenged others to find how it works and most non Landy people can't.
I think yours is a good idea and you may improve it by a little concealment.
I use a set of simple lock picks which I bought from Northern Tools, I use them in a professional way not as a Tea leaf. Anyone could buy these picks and with a little practice use them on the simplest of locks.
I tried them on my Landy just for fun ( the same model as yours ) 5 mins ago.
drivers door about 5 secs, passenger door just over 10 secs and rear door with very loose tumblers in a few secs. Just to say that old Landys are easy to get into so you need all the other devices to stop the little bastards driving them away.
I still don't really see why LR went away from what was fitted to the earlier ones like mine - key in the front, then reach in and undo the latch - gorra be as secure as a cable, yet more reliable?
And as i was told by people on here last time i mentioned it,
"worra bout the bluddy great 'ole under the engine then?"
And as i was told by people on here last time i mentioned it,
"worra bout the bluddy great 'ole under the engine then?"
madfrank
New Member
open my doors and all hell lets loose, mines got a siren inside the truck that works independent from the alarm ..........
