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Was using it, put it down, picked it up and wouldn't run, changed batteries, wouldn't run, left it a day ran for several cuts and just stopped, then it just wouldn't run full stop regards Stephen

Had mine 3 yrs and not worked hard or dropped, I appreciate that looking on forums makes it seem like there is an issue, I'm sure it's not as bad as it seems but I'm not taking the risk regards Stephen

New circular saw through the post today my milwaukee one just stopped working, looking on various forums this seems to be a problem with the 18v milwaukee saw so I got this 36v makita instead hopefully it will last longer than the milwaukee one I had regards Stephen

Hi and welcome to the forum Not familiar with Freelanders at all but it does not sound like a wheel bearing to me. If the noise is there only when accelerating I would check your fan belt and items associated with it ie: alternator, water pump etc, when your accelerating your putting more load on components, check belt tension, take belt off and spin water pump, alternator etc to see if you can hear any roughness in the bearings. If you have a wheel bearing failing the noise would be there most of the time and would get worse when turning as load on bearing would increase regards Stephen

Santa baby..🎶................... regards Stephen

Only been tigging a couple of years myself..... Good excuse to buy a new tool and learn new skills.......... And close that gulf you keep talking about...I'm quite sure that gulf is not as wide as you think it is regards Stephen

Barring cutting out and tigging back in you've got it all covered regards Stephen

Absolutely.... Their sacrifice has helped to make our life what it is.. regards Stephen

No guilt needed I don't want anything for the intercooler but if it makes you feel better make a forum or charity donation, your choice regards Stephen

It's yours I'll bang it in the post next week if that's OK 12hr days at the moment regards Stephen

Cheers Daan, pretty sure I've got a larger radiator lurking about in the garage regards Stephen

Ok cheers @dangerous doug Regards Stephen

Are there any issues I need to be aware of with fitting a full length intercooler ? Regards Stephen

Pretty sure I would have to psyche myself up to be able to do it again....... Regards Stephen

Could stick one of my rail track anvil's on the sloped section of the bonnet...........bling... Regards Stephen

So it is, I was told mine was an Alisport, but who knows really, not that it matters I can fine tune positioning / fixing points with the tig if needed. Looking at that price, mine was a bargain, so even less reason to complain regards Stephen

My Sodbury sort out full length intercooler, in badly need of a wash Have to say I'm not impressed with the shape of this, not very conductive to smooth air flow On the plus side fits very nicely into my front panel Just need to sort out some bracketry This will be free and cleaned for anyone that wants it Regards Stephen

I'll check that out Ross thankyou regards Stephen

Well I've hit that " you've had it easy up to now spot"...... Lining body, doors and bulhead up what a total pain, should have realised it was going too easy Getting there now though Power steering/ offside front suspension will need tweeking as they are going to clash the joys Regards Stephen

I might manage a broach........... Regards Stephen

Then this......... You don't comment much but when you do it means more work............lol Regards Stephen

@geoffbeaumont first this.......... Regards Stephen

Regards Stephen

Ahhh @steve b I've just noticed your addition........ You just want me see making Angel wings don't you....lol Regards Stephen

Seatbox sorted, no seat plates as yet, that will come later, at least I can lift it on and off without it flapping around regards Stephen