TJ101
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Has anyone else heard that 07 model Defenders do not require wading kits
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Vince who?
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I had a set of These on a previous Defender,, certainly an improvement,, and under half the price, came with no bulbs if i remember right !!
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No seen the l/h front door then ,, For a standard Rangie on mud's,, you did well today,, was certainly more greasy that normal !!
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James Put me down for the 17th, sort pennies monday ,
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Jim,, give it to me tomorrow, !! (alternator), then i will give to James ( bearings ) Monday,, OR get a Paypal account !!!!!
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River ??? what that muddy bit after Lunch, when James had to winch out of
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very funny ,,,, Not As you lot were parked on the easy slope down, at the split, and a Rangie was coming down the top bit, though it best to make some space, so took the the right lane drop, followed by Bowie
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Spot on i recon Andy Will give Jim his due,, was dark, outside, freezing !! and only with the add of a led lamp,
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"serendipitous" now i bet that took more than a couple of go's with the spell checker not heard that in a long while for info serendipitous = lucky in making unexpected and fortunate discoveries
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that's a shame Jase,, would have be a laugh & pleasure,, PS. hope Lard's not lost my Musto trousers
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Sold to that man That's the brew sorted then
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Time to stick it on the wheel free lift,,
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Due to work, the co-driver lined up for a jolly tomorrow can not make it,, If anyone fancies a tour round,, shout now,, Oh, and bring lunch
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GRP Wings what everyones verdict
TJ101 replied to Keith Keir's topic in Defender Forum (1983 - 2016)
For a racer etc, you would get away with them,, I looked at them, and have used grp wings on rally cars in the past, with not problems,, fits a bit debatable, but then, they are going on a Defender !! For off road use, think they are a no-no, will damage fairly easily, and will look a darn sight worse that a alloy wing with character dents much sooner,, -
Give him a chance James, Chris,, not good news, darn cars !!!
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Yep,, deduced a dicky alternator on the way back,, Jim, being Jim.. enjoys water,, and we found some on Sunday,, so glad it screwed up whilst Jim was driving and not me,,
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A tad harsh Jim, its been fine, ,,,,,, over Christmas Talking about "electrical gremlins",, twas 50/50, on Sunday, whether it was a AA job to get the Toyota home,, have all your dash warning light now gone out ??
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You could say so, similar ,, yes,, But, a marine anchor is used to hold a length of chain, to the sea bed, this in turn then hold the boat, with 3 to 5 times the depth let out, so most of the chain is lying along the seabed,, A ground anchor, has a direct pull on it A 10/15 tonne ,, 40 foot boat, will only have about a 15kg anchor, to hold say 30 meters of chain,,
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Thanks Jos, consider it booked,, hope the heater works well
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Ok, so the web site is wrong !! when is says 11/12th Oct 25/26th is correct
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It's OK, Victor,, I will do you a map, how to get to Bampton, better still i will program it into the sat-nav, Santa brought you
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Watching with interest Nige,, as my l/h side could do with replacing !! after the MW event at Slindon ,, so its your fault
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Hey, not offence taken Baloo I ran a 2 door pick up for a while but if using for challenge events etc, they make a great tree magnet, hence now running tray back "style" Two other choices, like mine,, or like the Bishtail, As Baloo says, all down to what you need from the vehicle