[landrover598]

western, on Feb 12 2006, 02:23 PM, said:

IIRC their military parts

ahar, thats why i don't recognize them

[western]

landrover598, on Feb 12 2006, 02:31 PM, said:

ahar, thats why i don't recognize them

found the part numbers for my type & minivins type, see earlier reply now edited to include the numbers

[landrover598]

tar very muchly

[Mark]

western, on Feb 12 2006, 02:23 PM, said:

I knew that was gonna be asked, I'll dig out a number, can be used on any LR, IIRC their military parts but any LR dealer/independent supplier should be able to get them.
Right found the numbers

RRC3588 & RRC3674 plus nyloc nuts IIRC the loop is RRC3588 & the backing plates RRC3674

the older type that minivin has are LR part number 395104

hope that helps

Just rang Land Rover dealer to get a price and the loops (RRC3588) are £10 each!

the backing plates are 40p each....

Mark

[minivin]

Mark, on Feb 13 2006, 09:06 AM, said:

Just rang Land Rover dealer to get a price and the loops (RRC3588) are £10 each!

the backing plates are 40p each....

Mark

Roll-on Sodbury then

[GBMUD]

Mmm, pricey!

Car exhaust U-clamps can be had for 50p or less, come in a variety of sizes and, when combined with 8mm penny washers, fit in exactly the same way.

Chis

[mmgemini]

western, on Feb 12 2006, 02:23 PM, said:

I knew that was gonna be asked, I'll dig out a number, can be used on any LR, IIRC their military parts but any LR dealer/independent supplier should be able to get them.
Right found the numbers

RRC3588 & RRC3674 plus nyloc nuts IIRC the loop is RRC3588 & the backing plates RRC3674

the older type that minivin has are LR part number 395104

hope that helps

395104.
How many would you like??? Assuming I can find them
You need angle iron under them as per the MOD series.

I eat rat pioson
mike

I can cause trouble in an empty house !!

[western]

Mark, on Feb 13 2006, 09:06 AM, said:

Just rang Land Rover dealer to get a price and the loops (RRC3588) are £10 each!

the backing plates are 40p each....

Mark

Heck, Don't think I paid that much for mine

[landrover598]

I went to fit the disco 2 type eyes today, but can't find any M8 bolts shorter than 100mm


I'll have to buy some shorter bolts tommorow and fit them then

[landrover598]

Job done


Thanks for the ideas guys B)

[western]

it's far to clean

[landrover598]

The landy was only built a few months ago, give us a change

[PaulMc]

Ralph's rings are the Military 90/110 parts, here's an extract from the Military parts book -




Also available are the Cam Net stowage tie-downs from the roof of the Winterised Hard Top -




John Craddock lists the following -

Part Number : RRC3588 - LASHING CLEAT 90/110 MILITARY VEHICLES - £6.61 + VAT

(but not the Cam Net rings or the angle plates)


They also list -

Part Number : 395104 - LASHING CLEAT REAR BODY FLOOR WHEEL ARCH BOX TOP & FRONT PILLARS 101FC - £1.61 + VAT


Paul.

[western]

Yep that's 'em, have the angle plates for all mine as well, just haven't got the 2 types of washers, the rubber ones might be worth adding to my 4 I've fitted, I 've got 4 of the 395104's as well, can't remember where I got the from.

[PaulMc]

western, on Feb 14 2006, 10:32 PM, said:

Yep that's 'em, have the angle plates for all mine as well, just haven't got the 2 types of washers, the rubber ones might be worth adding to my 4 I've fitted, I 've got 4 of the 395104's as well, can't remember where I got the from.

Ralph,

The washers (one steel, one rubber) are only fitted to the Cam Net tie-downs.

This is because they're on the Hard Top roof and they're there to prevent leaks

I've got lots of RRC3588 and the angle plates, also quite a few 395104.

I REMEmber exactly where I got them and how much I paid for them


Paul.

[mmgemini]

PaulMc, on Feb 15 2006, 12:10 PM, said:

Ralph,

The washers (one steel, one rubber) are only fitted to the Cam Net tie-downs.

This is because they're on the Hard Top roof and they're there to prevent leaks

I've got lots of RRC3588 and the angle plates, also quite a few 395104.

I REMEmber exactly where I got them and how much I paid for them
Paul.

Good old REMEdy again.

I eat rat poison
mike

I can cause trouble in an empty house !!

[western]

Quote

I REMEmber exactly where I got them

OK now I know too, I won't bother with the rubber washers then.

[tiagoc]

landrover598, on Feb 14 2006, 06:52 PM, said:

Job done
Thanks for the ideas guys B)

very nice!

btw, and sorry for the OT, where did your seats (driver and passenger) come from?

[landrover598]

The passengers seat is standard Defender, the drivers seat is standard Range Rover Classic

I will get around to changing the passengers one to the Range Rover seat sat in the garage, one day, honest