Degsy

Grasshopper, I would be very wary of running any Land Rover product on bio diesel as they say only 5% can be added, whilst I realise the RR is out of warranty I wouldn't like to get the bill if something went wrong.

Hi Rick ,search in American vehicles for Bonnet no's/prestone

Interesting link Tim, thanks.

When you get the rope don't leave it on permanently, it will deteriorate with rain and sunlight.

 

 

I most declare publicly that I am being drawn to the WLF's, my biggest problem would be driving one around the lanes of Dorset :dunno:

 

Eyes bigger than wallet.....AGAIN. :schocked: :-D

Rick if you do a search you will find I listed all the Yank reg no's on here awhile back. I think it might have been in answer to a question by Mark.

The split axle and transfer box is technically superior to the banjo design but the axle is weaker as it was liable to snap in half due to overloading,however this is not a problem with todays usage. As Jack says banjo parts are easier to get but well maintained split axles don't usually give too many problems.

Rick, try William Galliers http://www.willysjeeps.com phone no 01694 731373

The massacre at Wormhout has significance for me as some of the RA men who died came from this area. Llandudno is twinned with Wormhout and many visits are exchanged every year but it seems to be one of the events that has been forgotten probably overshadowed by events at Dunkirk.

As journalists have always said 'Never let the truth get in the way of a good story'

yes, yes..........next thing you will be saying is that your Pig flies :-D

 

:rofl:

In the vague recesses of my memory I remember reading something on this subject but age defeats me and I have taken it as far as I can.

Hindu and/or Sikh troops?

Indian pattern?

Right Degsy I am having a word with Jack about you snitching like that :oops:

 

 

 

 

I did not mean it really :whistle:

 

Oh dear, will I be on the (pink) carpet or will it be the pink whip :help:

SCRAP all Jimyy's, thats my suggetion they are too old anyway and a waste of fuel :evil:

 

Mark, strange what you find when you look back through a topic :schocked: :-D

Some great pic's there, thanks for posting.

Oh I just wondered because it has been known for people to right click on the image, open properties & view the image title. As you may see from those images displayed so far there are red herrings for the unwary ;-)

 

:computerterror: :-D

Mark, try Amazon USA usually a choice on there and much cheaper than UK

Mark, check your tyre pressures, should be 55lbs sq in, wobble could be wear in steering box or hubs.

A shock absorber or damper but no idea of the exact purpose, 50's

Many years ago when I worked for Lucas/CAV a car was towed in, the female owner was claiming warranty on the battery. Lifted the bonnet, battery in a terrible state, distorted, cells lifting etc. Asked her what she had put in the battery but she denied that anything had been added, however I persisted and eventually she admitted 'only horse liniment'. After my jaw had returned from somewhere near my boots I asked the obvious question, the reply was 'to stop it freezing'. Since then nothing that people do to their vehicles has surprised me.

Mark do a search for double declutching in 'I may be stupid', Jack's original thread will show.

Brake springs, again check CCKW forum I think Dr Deuce posted a comprehensive list.

Hi Mark, check out the CCKW forum, there has been a good deal of discussion regarding this problem, it could be just wheel balance but steering components seem to be more of an issue.