Paul Humphreys
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Try reading this thread for advice http://forums.lr4x4.com/index.php?showtopic=32558 Paul
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It looks ok, untill it starts breaking CV and shafts. Paul
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After 20 years of LRs I got one and I know of another for sale!! Paul
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35" on a RRC Paul
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Ask him if he will knock a bit off as hes selling them off of ebay so no ebay fees (about 7-10%)? Paul
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I can not remember, I think it was posted on Mud Club. But try Ebay. Mine were £105 +vat in January. Paul
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I do remember someone getting 35/12.5/1s for £115 all in with P&P. But you can not get them in 35/10.5/16s as I reied and even asked them if they are going to make any and the answer was no. Not till more people ask for them. Paul
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Try to make sure you get them from an auto, as the gearing is lower. Paul
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Yes near Welshpool But it will not get like that again soon. They have started to do work to rasie the road up a few feet. Paul
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I have never had a problem with DHL or UPS. Both use their own driver at both ends (well do over here). Paul
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I have had a text from someone down that way, he is camping at Rahyader. The river next to the camp site is up by about 5 foot. So I would say it is not safe to try Strada. Paul
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My 35/12.5/16s looked like that before they went on, But with the +2" life they fitted ok, You have to remember that the axle will rise as well, so it will only be 1/2 of the diffrance between the 2 tyre sizes. Paul
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My 35/12.5/16 fitted on the balancing machine at my local place, but it would not take any bigger. But I knocked the weights off first time out. So I got some of the balancing beads. Paul
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Theres someone on ebay doing them for £125 includeing P&P. Paul
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We use to acid etch primer everything that was galved at the place I use to work at. Paul
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Has to be as its not legal to drive now Paul
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You could just weld it back on, or phone Procomp and because they have a life time warrenty they will send out a new shock. Paul
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I just used a jet wash on my car when it happened at work. But it had been on for a few hours and had "burnt" in the laquer by that time. Paul
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Yes I live in Oswestry. I was in Llanfyllin all this weekend, at the work house. sheeppimp on this forum lives in the same place as you. I am away next weekend and will not get home till late each night this week. So it would have be the weekend after, unless you can get it down here. Paul
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Alex, I see your not far from me. So if your having trouble I could come around and have a look/lend a helping hand. Paul
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Hi Andy, I knew that, but I have only used the winch once in 6 months . But if I do have a problem with it I will go the knot route. I do always try to leave the last layer of wire (as it was) on the drum anyway. But thanks for the advice. Paul
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Yes 9.5mm and one of yours Andy. But I did try to get it in without trimming, but it would not go. But all done now useing the grub screw, but I did think of doing it woth a knot as White90 said above. Paul
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Well all fitted. Yes it goes through the drum, I had to remove 5 strands at the drum end to get it to fit. Taped it and refitted the grub screw. Just need to reload it tomorrow under a little load. Paul
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Wait till it sells and donate the money to the forum. If thats ok? Paul
