Buy the £400 seat, you might get £200 for it when you ce to sell. So then it's only cost you £200.

There a rude bunch over on the RR section aren't they!

The other week i had a similar problem with my revs staying on when I'd took my foot off the accelerator. It turned out to be a kinked accelerator cable. New one fitted and problem solved.

I've got some :D

Its a shame no-one has ever written a guide for doing this. http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f41/removing-door-hinges-bulkhead-113396.html

Why? Do busses have middle seats:confused:

Drop arm ball joint? They are known to be a pig to remove. I paid a garage to replace mine.

If anyone ever needs rescuing from flood water just give me a shout as I now have a rescue boat that I'm towing around ... I don't have an outboard engine and I don't even have any oars, but don't let that put you off using LZIR:D

Perhaps you have a hole half way up your fuel tank? Sorry :o

Step drill bit for the win...

Thanks. And so they should at the price!! Bought them from Trakkers, along with a set of matching seat covers...

Well as they are now, not really. The backs will tip forward but not all the way as the headrests foul on the front seats. But I also have a set of alternative brackets that allow the backs to recline horizontal, and then the whole seat tips up so they are vertical and up against the back of the...

Sounds good, thanks.

gemsdad, if you fully charged it today, how long would it keep its charge sufficiently to start your LR? Are we talking weeks/months?

^^^ Thats not English though :confused: ^^^ That is English. Thanks:)

So what's the real difference between the two Sealy models? I know one is 1000 peak amps n'tuther is 1600 peak amps, but what does this mean in English (or Americun for Thor)? And is 1000 amp big enough for my ruffty ruffty lifestyle of driving to work and back?

I can behave when I want to you know :o

Found em, thanks. http://www.bennetts.com/about-us-1173.html

Thanks. Strangely the mechanic I use is also an agricultural mechanic (in North Derbyshire), a real traditional Fred Dibbner type. But some of the bigger jobs he has to pass on as he's kind of semi retired. Nice to know I can bear you in mind. Cheers.