My Old Landy

Keep breathin'

• Jun 9, 2019

• #121

Last minute checking done before the off time for breakfast

 

neilly

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• Jun 9, 2019

• #122

My Old Landy said:

Last minute checking done before the off time for breakfast

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Just doing that , yep, still outside on the drive, job jobbed.

Cheers

 

mick the builder

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• Jun 9, 2019

• #123

My Old Landy said:

Last minute checking done before the off time for breakfast

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I like donegal, relatives in the town and lahgy.

 

doriz

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• Jun 9, 2019

• #124

My Old Landy said:

Indeed, I am running out of options

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I'll come and get you, last resort

 

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Hicap phill

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• Jun 9, 2019

• #125

doriz said:

I'll come and get you, last resort

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Don’t forget to get them to pose for the photos with tow rope before recovery

 

landy-lee

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• Jun 11, 2019

• #126

Good evening guys.

Not been on here much over the last few weeks but the last job i did was refurbished and fitted a side window. Tinting it was a proper head ache lol.

I fitted it for a better view when at funny road junctions.

 

doriz

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• Jun 11, 2019

• #127

Nice one, looks like a good job mate.

 

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Hicap phill

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• Jun 11, 2019

• #128

Loaded with fence posts & dropped off to the horse yard.
Saves him hooking up the trailer.

 

frog hopper

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• Jun 12, 2019

• #129

Took it (the "Shed") for it's annual emissions test this morning, and she passed with flying colours.
When the fuel level was down to about 20 Ltr last week I put in a bottle of Wynn's pre mot treatment, I must say it made a real difference, smoother/quieter.
Followed this up with a bottle of injector cleaner with the next fill of diesel and a new air filter and a bit of an Italian tune up.

 

doriz

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• Jun 13, 2019

• #130

frog hopper said:

Took it (the "Shed") for it's annual emissions test this morning, and she passed with flying colours.
When the fuel level was down to about 20 Ltr last week I put in a bottle of Wynn's pre mot treatment, I must say it made a real difference, smoother/quieter.
Followed this up with a bottle of injector cleaner with the next fill of diesel and a new air filter and a bit of an Italian tune up.View attachment 181226

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They are never happier than when they are towing a trailer of logs, bless.

 

Pappasmurf

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• Jun 13, 2019

• #131

Thanks to Diamond Defenders in Hemsworth, Wakefield, I now have new Alpine window rubbers fitted.

 

doriz

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• Jun 13, 2019

• #132

Pappasmurf said:

Thanks to Diamond Defenders in Hemsworth, Wakefield, I now have new Alpine window rubbers fitted.

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What did they charge you for that 1 hour job?

 

Pappasmurf

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• Jun 13, 2019

• #133

doriz said:

What did they charge you for that 1 hour job?

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£50

 

doriz

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• Jun 13, 2019

• #134

Inc the alpines seals?

 

Pappasmurf

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• Jun 13, 2019

• #135

doriz said:

Inc the alpines seals?

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Yup

 

Maggsie8

Active Member

• Jun 13, 2019

• #136

After a few months of discussing different ideas on what we wanted to do with our newly acquired 90... my daughter and I have decided on making it a soft-top!! Hoping to get all the work done (including the mechanical bits) in time for the arrival of global warming!!!

 

mick the builder

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• Jun 19, 2019

• #137

Wired in my reversing cameras. One on the tow bar and one for backing up. I had an old sunviser that i didnt mind experimenting on so i fitted the screen into the pull down side of it. I didnt want it on the dash.

 

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frog hopper

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• Jun 23, 2019

• #138

While faffing about yesterday changing the speedo cable and drive gear I noticed a couple of exhaust rubbers were splitting.
Didn't look too bad but taking some kids off roading Sunday so thought I'd better fit new. Luckily I had the right ones in stock, and all the exhaust bolts came undone easily so no problems and job jobbed.

 

doriz

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• Jun 23, 2019

• #139

Pappasmurf said:

Yup

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Yer done well there. I paid £20 for the seals and nearly lost my thumbnail fitting them If I charge myself £25 an hour then a DIY job cost me £70 (you'll need to do the maths.)

 

My Old Landy

Keep breathin'

• Jun 23, 2019

• #140

I have drilled a few holes in the roof looked a bit silly so I fitted a camera and a light to fill them back up