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  1. I'm paying about 110 quid for my 90, fully comp, cage, lockers winches etc etc. But it is garaged every night.

    Nige, Could that not be falsely insured?? Just a thought that they could use it as a wriggle free thing for it not being what you said it was???? Not being picky but we all know how the insurance companys work.

  2. Do you get a nationally recognised certificate to confirm your newly acquired skills or is it just a cert from White Cliff. If they have gone to the effort of gaining accreditation in offroad instruction, winching instruction then it looks like a very good company to go and see. But if it's just their take on things then I would of looked for other companys.

    Most important thing is that you enjoyed yourself and a big bonus was 1 on 1. That is very expensive in the corporate world when training is involved

  3. I think if you put water anywhere near the filter it will fall apart. Unless you have a big stock of these filters and are prepared to throw them on a regular basis I would stick with what you have. IIRC the Wolf filter housing mounts completely differently ( I may be wrong) and it doesn't use a standard size filter. There was a thread back along of the problems people had getting the filters. That issue may have been resolved by now though. A bit of a search may reveal all you need to know

  4. The filters are not washable. THey are a service item. The inner filter is only fitted to vehicles in hot sandy places. Those that get repatriated to a temperate theatre, the inner filter is normally removed at the next service. There is no need to run the inner where there is no chance of excessive dirt/fine dust.

    HTH

  5. I don't get the hatred for this??? Why is this different from an Ibex, a rebuilt 90 with lowered suspension, big V8 and spangly alloys. Is it because it dares to be different??

    Why should someone who can afford to do this be swayed by what you/we/I think. If I owned that and drove it down Guildford (other towns are available) High Street and you lot were sat on the corner all pointing and laughing I would assume that you were jealous because you didn't have the vision or the money to do it.

    I don't understand people who build bling trucks anyway. Or feel the need to paint it stupid flip colours, put massive engines in that they'll never use the full potential of or those that build exped vehicles and go to Tesco's/Sainsburys/Asda in it so people can look at them and think they are some mega explorer when the furthest they have been is some LR experience day.

    Rant finished

  6. Why not ?

    Aslong as you start it up first without the outlet hose on, give it a quick rev to clear any remaining liquids then refit the pipe it'll be fine

    Ive used this method for years

    This isn't the same as the advice above! He just states to clean with petrol/parafin etc and let the engine drag all those flammable vapours through the engine and hope they don't combust.

    Yours is the better way of doing it but I'd still err on the side of caution and blow through with compressed air. That way there is no chance of anything untowards happen.

    Perhaps I'm being a bit over cautios but not being a prof spanner operator I can't back my theory up!

  7. Mo Murphy was thinking of doing similar recently, do a search for his thread, seems a good move BUT most likely not UK road legal, military vehicles have Crown dispensation from some Construction & use/road law regs.

    Western

    Are you sure they have crown dispensation? I thought that the MOD lost all crown dispensation in the early 90's. Hence why we are getting all the court cases of negligence from all those injured soldiers/sailors/airmen?

    You'd of thought the crown dispensation would be across the board and not specific areas??

    Very interested if you have inside info? Do you wear green skin????

  8. Perhaps it's me not seeing things clearly with the plasma lock thing strap.

    Put 1 end through the 1 loop on the drum and then wind the rope on. But then how do you get the rope through the other loop without taking you hook off? If you are mid competition and break a rope that's not an easy option to replace. Or have I totaly misunderstood how it works???

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