aaronmorris
Head's a shed
Painted me roof. Was abit warm mind. 31° in the garage 
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the_wolf
Well-Known Member
Started and completed phase one of Operation Bench 
. This is the military 110 Wolf benches I have if anyone's interested. I did a photo guide on how to fit, had to cut the brackets down to fit the 90 though but it was two seconds with an angle grinder. Cracking, very solid bits of kit they are
. This is the military 110 Wolf benches I have if anyone's interested. I did a photo guide on how to fit, had to cut the brackets down to fit the 90 though but it was two seconds with an angle grinder. Cracking, very solid bits of kit they are 
sp00k
Well-Known Member
300TDI, gearbox, and transfer box removed in one lump
project "comfy 90" is about to begin
Nice engine crane you've got there.
cornish rattler
Well-Known Member
Watch the fork on the forklift doesn't bend there is a lot of weight on that using one fork
Emptied one of my garages ( at the expense of two others) to get Tufftee back in.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
To work on or to prevent Tufftee getting sunburn?
bit of each. I have waited 3 years for the welding to be done - now its coming home.......... minus floor, half a bulkhead and generally in bits.
but not welded
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do your own welding you lazy bastid
i have - but due to other commitment its took me two years to do the os inner wing and floor......
mind you I fabricated all new panels, improving the design as I went. No patching for me
greyhair
Well-Known Member
Spent yesterday and most of today repairing my bulk head
The wife's uncle is a fabricator so he is doing it for me
but in the process is learning me to mig weld
I must say its easier that i thought, find it great fun, and think its something I will be doing lots of with a land rover
The wife's uncle is a fabricator so he is doing it for me
but in the process is learning me to mig weld
I must say its easier that i thought, find it great fun, and think its something I will be doing lots of with a land rover
mephitic
Active Member
We went for a bit of a drive yesterday, so I got to spend the afternoon straightening things which shouldn't be so quite so bent and drilling holes to bespoke the now utterly knackered front bumper end caps, the bumper didn't fare so well either, and of course a great deal of time was spent getting the mud / clay off it. The steering box is well on its last legs now though, I wish that I had the $ for a replacement but lhd boxes are rarer than hens teeth. Still, good day out yesterday.
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