+2. The 2 Roll pins holding release fork to cross shaft have snapped , as stated above gearbox/transfer box out. The roll pin and new slave cylinder are cheap as chips. http://www.island-4x4.co.uk/clutch-fork-roll-25td-genuine-ftc1692lr-p-32908.html...

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Now there's some money an old Leyland fitted with a modern transporter frame made to look old, a Series 1 80" and probably the most valuable of the three a Series 1 Tickford Station Wagon.

Locating a pair of 3.9 ratio diff's could be a problem these days, wasn't a problem 20+ years ago. You'd better start searching now and be prepared to rebuild them, if you find any.

Come down to London/South East and join our wonderful rural/urban mobile car parks, you'll be lucky to average 10 mph in London traffic at times. I never noticed any difference on fuel usage, my most economical Series was my 2a/3 109 Station Wagon. I re-built it from the chassis up, rover...

This is true it really depends if Yeo is turning the propshaft by hand or he is turning the wheel during the test.. Yeo, please confirm what way you tested it turning the wheel or the prop???

It doesn't sound like you have a problem at all. Are you expecting the front wheel to be rock solid without any rotational movement when in FWD???

When the Free Wheeling Hubs are engaged (connected to the drive train), with the Hi/Lo lever forward and the yellow knob is pushed down the vehicle is in High Ratio FWD. Yeo, you must when returning to the tarmac road surface, move the HI/LO lever from the Hi position to the Lo position then...

Hubs do not appear to be the issue. That's correct so far, if the Low Ratio lever is pulled back and hubs are locked the wheel only turns a bit then locks (correct as it should be), in gear HI/LO lever pushed forward, transfer gearbox is in 2 wheel drive High Ratio, the 4x4 is disconnected in...

This is all you need... .

Sorry b20, I apologise, for those who have never driven/owned a series 1, 2 and 3. this covers most of them apart from some very very early 80 inch Series Models and V8 109's A standard out of the factory series Land Rover does not have Free Wheeling Hubs (FWH) fitted to engage Four Wheel...

Your only a few miles from me if you don't have any luck "pm" me, we'll see if I can pop over and have a look...

:rolleyes:....:doh:

Try attaching a jump lead from the engine to the -ve battery terminal then try again its possibly a bad engine earth...and/or short the starter solenoid that could also be U/S... hth

Jack up one wheel, pull the HI/LO lever back into the Low Position, now turn the prop by hand, does it turn or is it locked in place with a bit of movement (1/2 Turn)???

1. Jack one front wheel up, with both FWH engaged, does the front prop turn when the wheel is turned, now jack up the other side and retest..only lift one wheel at a time (if you can, hold the prop with one hand and turn the wheel with the other, to make sure the FWH is engaged). 2. With just...

You do have a point...:D

Most of the time (at this height) they're below or level with you flying over the Thames, apart from the Air Ambulances which buzz around a fair bit. Safety harness and 2 lanyards with scaffold hooks, the most you'll fall is 6 feet, just make sure your clipped on to a solid item.

Hi Rick, unfortunately its not a crane, just another Cherry Picker on the floor below the only way to access the Green Picker in my photo (at about 650ft above the street below) which has broken down and I have to repair it, its also sitting on top of an open shaft core to ground level (i...

I'd prefer to be invited to attend the holy palace of EBCM repair, R.T.P's electronic surgery emporium, to be allowed to ask my questions... I can only but dream.....