Mo Murphy
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The drain plug on the gearbox extension is stripped Is any repair possible ? Any suggestions for a home fix ? Cheers Mo
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Thanks Gents
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Where's the best place to buy them from, then ? Mo
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Splendid, glad to see you're out Paul, take it easy. Mo
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Looks very smart. Mo
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Get well soon Paul. Mo
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Excellent job Graham, well thought out and well engineered. Looking forward to the finished pics ! Mo
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It'll probably perform better on all 4 wheels, as the steering is better mo
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My apologies for missing you out Adrian, I don't know your landy. Mo
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Let the Oil Vs Grease Debate Continue
Mo Murphy replied to Bull Bar Cowboy's topic in International Forum
I use grease, it stays in Mo -
Guy, check your front propshaft universal joints too. Mo
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Two words Ian ..... Small puddles Mo
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There are pics of both Nick Walkers Rangy and Mark90s 90 in this months LRM winch challenge report. Mo
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I find myself curiously drawn to these wonderful creations at county shows and the like these days. Am I alone ? Do you have one in addition to your Landy ? Mo
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Wow, nice barge Tony and Val, looks really cool ! Mo
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Well, I did want to give you money Les ... Mo
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Normally touch marking (as it's called) is done to confirm that an operation has be carried out. It can be used to show parts have been checked for presence, that the bolt has been torqued or that a rework has been carried out (like the 300 tdi timing belt and pulley rework). It's just an instant visual reference to show that somethings been done. HTH Mo
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Thanks Chaps, much obliged Mo
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I have a leaky washer pump. Will this require a new pump or can one buy a new seal (seems to leak where the pump fits into the bottle ? How do you get the bloomin' things out of the bottle ? Mo
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Your private life is your own business, Trev Mo
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Don't bother wasting your gas by turning up the flow if it's windy - it'll either still get blown away or the extra flow will create turbulence which will let air to the weld anyway. Make a good windsheild, leave it for another day or learn how to weld using manual arc (stick welding, hours of entertainment learning, guaranteed ) Mo
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Must be winter Mo
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Hark, do I hear strains of Hovis music Visions of Ian pushing his bakers delivery bike up a steep muddy hill, the front box full of wet hessian sack, cheers of encouragement coming from flat capped, bogged down Land Rover drivers at the top Mo
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BRAVO, Mr Ashcroft and Mr V8Bertha (my apologies ) !
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I'll have one Les. Mo