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How do peeps:) Anyone have experience of these folk? Their detachable tow bar is a litle more reasonably priced than Extreme4x4:o DEFENDER 90/110 300Tdi QUICKLY DETACHABLE TOWBAR, - £176.90 : Land Rover/Range Rover Parts Shop, Land Rover & Range Rover Parts shop

IoW for me. Camping with the kids.:D

Cool. Cheers.

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Oh balls:( Now that would have been a good idea (where's the Doh! emiticon gone?) Any chance of a linky for a bearing?:o

Balls. In heavy slow traffic on M6 yesterday, Tensioner pulley takes early retirement, shreds belt, no Alt, No power steering, no water pump:eek: Managed to get off M6 checked out damage and called RAC. 1 hour later, top bloke turns up, says he knows where he can get a new tensioner and off...

Well I'm not bloody happy:( I wanted a removable tow hitch. Had no kids that w/e. Have kids on new date. Have to drug em and go anyway:D

Hey hang on there. I'm a kind gent. Sort of:rolleyes: Meet me at Billing, behind the bike shed, and I get you sorted out:rolleyes::D

Me when I drowned the Landy

That will be rock/tree sliders you be after:) Rock sliders are a box section that forms a strong sill below the door. Tree sliders have a tubular or bar section forming like a 'step' a few inches out from the sill. Both in one are the best option in my view. Get yourself down to Billing LRO next...

Right then. Finished and all back together. Not the prettiest of jobs, but solid and with more silicone than Jordan. Cable tie seen in the engine bay is just to make sure hose does not drop down to sit on the steering rod. You can see I used part of the original hose to the air box as the 1m...

Ahha, I should have asked you first as it was your picture I took the idea from.:o Well all the joins are Araldited now, and then sealed with Unibond silicone sealer. Going to gaffer tape and cable tie the joins, just to give them a little extra strength and protection then back on she goes...

Well that went completely bloody pear shaped:mad: Refitted snokel, then found hose to be only just about long enough, but that was only because I pulled on me hose to hard and pulled it out of the snokel:mad: Plus, the air box connection was a fraction too small as well:mad: Note to self...

I only came second, cause I took my time:rolleyes:

No licence needed, we is all free these days:) 19 for open chanel I believe, but most clubs or groups out for a day will pick a chanel before hand so everyone can keep in touch. Good earth vital. You sound ok. You must SWR your set up or it could fry your rig. It's a wee guage you plug...

A hammer:)

Seeing as the "Wife did good" thread sesms to be buggered, here's som pics of me trying to seal my snokel and air hoses. Jusr about ready to be refitted now. No water is getting in this time:o Have also blocked up the fanny valve on the air box, but may consider fitting a wee tap. Also going...

Like they said. Don't worry about the miles. I found out mine was 'clocked' by about 25k after I bought it. I challenged the seller and he claimed the old clock broke and he replaced it but forgot to mention it!!! On about 180k now. Regularly serviced, by me, and runs like a dream. p.s. My...

Nice one. I recommend you now go and buy a couple of tubes of silicone sealant and extend your axle/gbox/tbox breathers. Speaking from experience, even if you don't intend to go in that deep, deep can kind of happen:doh:. Just in the process of stripping out my snorkel and engine bay...

Excellent. 1st Post and looking for tips regarding Landy Security!!