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    I've removed and replaced rear trailing arms with the vehicle sitting on all 4 wheels, front axle chocked, so the back can move a bit to make life easier. Just do one side at a time though.
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    I spent the weekend there with the Shire club and had a great weekend. The club area was a bit quiet and there were a few empty spaces in the traders section too . Still an enjoyable show with some great vehicles on show. Didn't spend much and tried to keep out of the sun
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    There's at least a dozen full lengths of 100x100x8 on the rack in work if you need something a bit stronger Bish (Also a few other sizes) I think the 150x100x10 we've got is a bit OTT though
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    Just tell her to keep away from the locals What time are you guys aimed to be at the camp site /or at the site on Friday, i'll meet you there
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    http://www.pinzgauer.uk.com/
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    That'll be a Pinzgauer B)
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    Like this ?
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    They are on my list of things to make, just a bit of 6mm cut and bent, shouldn't be too hard
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    It only leakes when i've got a full tank or on a side slope, so not that often . I've been thinking about fitting a sealed cap and a raised breather, but where should i put the breather?
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    My filler cap has leaked since the day i bought it I'll get around to changing it one day
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    At long last, a picture of Dave's hybrid in it's new colour, looks rather smart B)
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    Fair enough, it's clear i don't have a clue about what makes a great off road vehicle, but i know what works for me, and that 265/75 works very well for me
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    Yes, as i've improved traction on loose ground, not raised the vehicles COG and not killed the gearing
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    I have 265/75R16 as both my road tyrea (BFg Mud) and off road tyrea (Insa Turbos) and i like them, Plenty of grip both on and off road and not suffered my with lack of ground clearance, had to alter the steering stop a little bit, but other than that, no problems with hitting the body.
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    Looks like he's got the bug B). You should build him a rebel replica / toy lander, much better than that plastic American rubish
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    The top of the vice should be a couple of inches below your elbow
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    Are you going to get one so you can weld your spring mounts back on
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    I've got a pair of these on the back of my landy and they work great, I changed them both to 100W bulbs and they work even better B)
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    Yup. Thats Land Rover design for you
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    No, just a big thick washer goes over the end. I think it's to allow for land rover tollerances
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    And an EP9 with cable and rollers is 50kg What is your bumper made of to be soo heavy Mine is made from lightweight 6mm so only 25kg
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    I know there are lots of tree slider sills, and tree body/tub sliders but what about roof sliders ? Any one seen any on a defender, i'm looking for ideas for something to protect the radius section of my hard top (and also, if possible, to cover the dents already there ) Any ideas apart from fitting a full external cage
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