That seems bloody expensive. I’d be doing 1 x 40’ container - fill it with 2 cars and your other junk stuff (use the space in the cars also), and ship from/to ports that prove the most cost-effective. I was recently talking to some guys doing a Himalayan rally and they are shipping over some...

Surprised you noticed any difference there 😁 (Is there a fasterer tratter then, cos I ain’t seen one)

Did yer tratter make it out of the dump?

Put them both in a shipping container…

You could always pay a paltry amount each year to support the forum, and they all disappear…!

Just one of many examples available. I would get a good quality ‘oem’, but not a genuine LR. https://www.jgs4x4.co.uk/land-rover-freelander-2-front-left-suspension-arm-lr007206/

£400 - for a lower control arm? 😱

Would have thought they would need pressing in, on the bench. Why not just get a new arm, with the bushes already in place?

Venison from the garden…? Very posh

Doesn’t sound normal to me!

The knocking was a brand new (aftermarket) top mount/bearing. Switched it for a LR genuine o e at it stopped. The ‘wobble’ is/was not related AFAIK. I had a fully recon’d and updated front PTU fitted (due to wear on the splines) during the refit of the new top mount, which took a lot of it away...

You’ll like this ‘un then… Dunno if I want the truck or the lifts more…

Should be alright so long as it goes no lower… Can you get Jeff to deliver you a pot to one of his lockers while on your travels?

Saw this today. Nice looking tow truck indeed. He said he’d do all you tratter drivers a deal, due to the potential volume of work. At least you’ll look cool for a bit, when yer getting yer tratter towed back for anuvver welding session 😉

Yeah - you’ve been turning them off every time !

They should just activate when you engage reverse. Button just under the screen on the dash to turn off/on

What makes you query the injectors? Have you read any codes or anything?

I wouldn’t go as high as 40. They’ll be some give - it’s pretty much a 2 tonne car.

I find these types of silicone dog brushes work well at removing a lot of the dog hairs from carpet/fabric…

Time to get creative with some chicken wire?