Beneagles

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• Jul 25, 2010

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Ok...it is what passes for the summer season up here just now, and the usual plethora of landies with bikes, boats, canoes, tents etc on the roofracks...but I did a double take last weekend when I passed a Fender 110 with a ride-on mower on top!! Not sure how the hell he got it on...or how he intends getting it off..but there it was.....
Anyone carried anything similar????

 

wiltshire landyman

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• Jul 25, 2010

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Beneagles said:

Ok...it is what passes for the summer season up here just now, and the usual plethora of landies with bikes, boats, canoes, tents etc on the roofracks...but I did a double take last weekend when I passed a Fender 110 with a ride-on mower on top!! Not sure how the hell he got it on...or how he intends getting it off..but there it was.....
Anyone carried anything similar????

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110woman

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• Jul 25, 2010

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I have my 5 kids strapped down with elastic bungee cords coz that way I don't have to listen to them squabbling inside the beast

 

Beneagles

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• Jul 25, 2010

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110woman said:

I have my 5 kids strapped down with elastic bungee cords coz that way I don't have to listen to them squabbling inside the beast

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Bungee cord???? You don't half spoil them kids!!!!

 

110woman

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• Jul 25, 2010

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Beneagles said:

Bungee cord???? You don't half spoil them kids!!!!

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it's soft on their necks and doesn't leave marks so social sevices don't come knocking at the door

 

Beneagles

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• Jul 25, 2010

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110woman said:

it's soft on their necks and doesn't leave marks so social sevices don't come knocking at the door

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Ahhh yes...barbed wire can be hard to explain......

 

110woman

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• Jul 25, 2010

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just noticed that the ad at the bottom of this thread is for L'Oreal for men.

I could be making some judgements here but is LZ a real hotbed of male grooming ?

 

MudHunter

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• Jul 25, 2010

• #8

nah only reason i had a shower today was that i was seeing the missus today. and when i been fixing the landy i have a shower with kitchen cleaner. non of this pussy l'oreal ****.

 

Beneagles

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• Jul 25, 2010

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LOL...certainly not in my case....grooming is what is done to horses before and after they encounter my cross country fences

 

MudHunter

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• Jul 25, 2010

• #10

yep and what monkeys do if they a bit peckish

 

110Mikey

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• Jul 26, 2010

• #11

Carried a 6' x 4' x 2'ft fishpond. Not that heavy, but v. bulky and made 110 look like a dormobile. Never carried grooming products on it mind, might seem a bit strange that...

 

m35reo

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• Jul 26, 2010

• #12

usualy just bird **** and low branches

 

Trewey

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• Jul 26, 2010

• #13

Usually got ladders and lengths of timber up there.
Must remember not to go under the 6'6" bridge though!

 

Badger

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• Jul 27, 2010

• #14

2 sheets of 18mm ply, 2 lengths of guttering downpipe.

Although i shouldn't really be posting here as i don't actually have a roof rack, but it's tied down and still there after a day.

 

Langers

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• Jul 27, 2010

• #15

Nothing at the moment, but come next month I'll have 2 jerry cans, a roof tent, and 2 mountain bikes up there

 

Optimus Prime

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• Jul 27, 2010

• #16

usually couple of pairs of steps. best ever was two sofas, one on top of the other.

 

foss

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• Jul 27, 2010

• #17

jerry can, shovel, hi lift, solar panel, ally box, tent & gas when camping, and just room for an extra spare wheel if far away from home