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  1. Complete insane. there are firms that specialise in this who have wag n drags that have twist locks in the beds and hiabs for moving.
  2. He’s got some later stuff now. Or at least he did when I drove past a few weeks ago
  3. There’s that Range Rover breakers up in Ceredigion, he’s got literally hundreds sat there in various states of repair. it’s close to the graig goch mine. Don’t have a contact number unfortunately
  4. Wrapping it in a jubilee clip(s) and thin rubber. It will leak a bit, but just keep an eye on it regularly a pipe wrap is effective, depending if you can get to it, It will need to be dry and oil free to get decent adhesion. However, by the time you’ve done all that, faffed about and then I’d always have the thought in my head it might let go at, I suspect you’re better off replacing it properly
  5. If you’re going to use it infrequently a borrowed one or a Chinese one will do fine.
  6. Snickers floor layers are like kneeling on pillows. I use them at work for kneeling on the Kennedy grating and they are amazing.
  7. I was just reading this thread and was going to add with a NPT tap don’t go the full way up the tap. It’s tapered so, ideally test fit probe and tap a bit as required. hats off Stephen you’re some man for making them
  8. That engine will need the bottom end looking at. It’s got a bottom end knock. We swapped it out with a spare we had in the shed and didn’t look any further into it. the pump has a fourby boost pin in that we left on. since moved the landy on now.
  9. No chance of picking something up with 12 months MOT that you can use while you fix it up?
  10. It might be useful to post up a budget. I’m always keeping an eye on market place and I know a local mechanic whom has all manner of hardware through the door. I’m happy to pass on any potential vehicles. I’m west wales for reference
  11. I think you’ll struggle to find a TD5 Discovery that has any life left in it for £1k. Most the ones around here are nails and well used and abused. I can’t help but think, put your time and money into doing a good rebuild of the spare 200 tdi. plus this will save the hassle of breaking and getting rid of the stuff you don’t want ( assuming you go td5 route)
  12. On the theme of hardwood. I’ve got offcuts of 8x3 tantalised timber that do the same job.
  13. Like I said you can discuss this till the cows come and then some
  14. This is sound advice. You could discuss tdi vs td5 all day long and then some. buy on condition
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