Your friend runs a shell garage? That could be useful :D

Who called you out? I'd be quite happy to do something like that myself, if required.

So who's been called out into service then? Went out for a drive last night through the local village, and ended up recovering 4 cars and a local bus :D Am quite aware of the 'pictures or it didn't happen' rule, so take it as you will.... (didn't take any, was having too much fun!) Does amuse...

Oooh Sir.... Did you make her wet?

Can't wash the Landy now because all the jetwash machines are frozen up :doh:

Yeah, I went for a fast drive through one of the local fords, think that cleared a bit from underneath, about to head off over to Morrisons now and use their jetwash! Matt, if I wasn't working this morning, I would be there with you right now :(

Have fun guys, I can't make it because of work, but will be thinking about you all :)

Great video Mark, summarises an excellent day :D As a side note, I'm still to shift all of that crud off the 110! Dreading starting to job tomorrow.

I could, but by the time you get to out sourcing the work, particularly at low volumes, it becomes un-economical sadly. Same can be done for purchasing pre formed angle sections, and welding them together, but again the same issue. I'm perfectly happy with my own setup. And I could repeat that...

Done a bit of research into it last night. At the low quantities I'd be buying the steel in to start with, there really isn't much profit margin in £50. The other down side is just making a back section of the exhaust match to the existing middle requires quite a severe angle on the pipe...

How long has it all been fitted? What vehicle was it for? Are they standard load springs?

www.4x4cb.com 'nuff said Jim (the owner) is an absolutely top bloke, very helpful, and if you ask him for advice will advise you on something that suits you, not what necessarily suits his sales figures. I learnt almost everything about setting up and using CBs on his website too. Personally...

I still haven't started :o I don't get home from work until 6, by then it's dark, and I don't have a pressure washer.

I was the last one to leave, and had no idea that the Police were there for the accident, I assumed they were there to tell us we shouldn't be on the road in that condition. After all the other Landys had left, that car waited at the end of the drive and watched me try my best to clean as much...

As long as what it's secured to is in good nic! ;)

My dad uses inner tubes on his grizzly claws on his Disco. They are old tires and quite perished, they sealed on the rims just about, but we didn't trust them, so had inner tubes fitted. The wheels are only for going to/from events, and cover little road mileage. We've only had a problem with...

Weird!! :eek:

How thick? And what condition is it in? Tow bar will be solid enough, if it's been installed correctly. But don't just loop the end over the ball without securing it, if it comes off under tension, it could fling back and cause damage.

Me and my other bit seen a white 90 just by the red brick bridge on the way out, was that it? Seemed to be in a weirdly parked position, but I couldn't see any damage.

Henley green...... nice :D I heard the Cray twins pay Henley Greeners protection money. I lose count how many times I've heard that LIDL has been robbed (again)