Shippers

Well-Known Member

• Jan 2, 2018

• #1

New Years here festivities over its time to do servicing...vehicle...no clean the angle grinder wd40 the rachets and socket set check oil in hydraulik jacks and clean up the workshop/shed...then get the pride and joy in to tinker with or chuck spanners at...at least they'll be clean...and throw out all those parts you replaced cause they were nackered but keep to repair...we never get round to repairing them cause something else needs replaced...and put on shelf to repair...

 

Al2O3

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Full Member

• Jan 3, 2018

• #2

Shippers said:

New Years here festivities over its time to do servicing...vehicle...no clean the angle grinder wd40 the rachets and socket set check oil in hydraulik jacks and clean up the workshop/shed...then get the pride and joy in to tinker with or chuck spanners at...at least they'll be clean...and throw out all those parts you replaced cause they were nackered but keep to repair...we never get round to repairing them cause something else needs replaced...and put on shelf to repair...

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Already changed the engine oil and filter on Saturday.

 

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RobertP

Active Member

• Jan 4, 2018

• #3

"get the pride and joy in" - it's the 'in' that's the problem. When it lives on the street, in cold wet England, non-essential tinkering must wait till we see the sun again.

 

Iancorky

Well-Known Member

• Jan 4, 2018

• #4

Old parts - what are these you speak of?

Land Rovers are so reliable they never need any parts

 

doriz

Well-Known Member

• Jan 4, 2018

• #5

Got a new windscreen, voltage gauge, clutch slave, seat belt, transmission/axel oil and door seal to fit at the weekend

 

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Hicap phill

Well-Known Member

• Jan 4, 2018

• #6

Went to move my galv bulkhead(not moved for 2years) to find the good wife has had it painted.
Glad I left the new doors on show with the colour I wanted.
Bring on the sun for the rebuild

Oh changed the oil in the transfer box