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strangerover

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  1. I'd put the more powerfull one up front as its the one you are more likely to use.

    But I would not use 2 hydraulic winchs...

    reason....

    what if you have a mechanical failure and have no engine ?

    if one is electric e.g. the rear, you have a chance of pulling your self out of trouble even if say flood your engine with water !

    just my view !

    I have a Husky on the front of my Disco... slow but oh biy can it pull for a long time ?

  2. Very interesting post...

    Just wanted to add that I am no welder but do dabble in this demon art...

    Have tried MIG welding several times and yes its easy to make a weld look good its not so easy to actualy make a decent weld..

    I use Gas welding... find it easy enough and I like the fact you can "play" with the pool very handy on old rusty disco sills. only down side is the heat covers a large area and needs to be watched by a "fire watch", but I think for automotive rerpairs offers some of the strongest results.... but let it cool naturaly !

  3. just a observation...

    on this forum (which I'm new too) and others people seem to start a thread with Bio Diesel and end up on Veggie oil discussion ...

    Bio fuel from a pump is not the same at all as either new or re-used chip fat.....

    Bio has a lower tax rate on it than Derv..... nice of the government to shaft us on the sun flower oil !

    although if running bio diesel with a mix of new oil from the supermarket I wonder if they could tell on a road side check??

  4. Hi

    Thought I'd post my first post in here,

    I'm on a few other forums and have just found this one !

    I have a slightly tweeked 200TDI that I use as a second car for fun !!

    I live in Liverpool, England and enjoy pulling most cars apart and re-building them and when I can giving my Disco a "test" or 2 either green lanes or pay and play !

    Regards

    Mark

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