stewy1984

Does that mean you could put an r380 box on a 200, just by changing the fly wheel housing?

sorry if anyones already said this, havnt read all the posts. extend the normal retaining bracket horse shoe round the damper ones, so they sticks outside of the springs, then weld tabs onto the spring seat. and bolt together?

cheap ones for me, aldi one died afew weeks back. bushes worn down t nothing afer afew weeks. now using a worx 4.5 from argos. cromwell's had decent offers on the little hitachi ones.

there is 4 brackets that bolt to the bulkhead and have a captive nut to bolt the cab down. you'll need these. thats about it, you should have the rest.

I also pay £25 a week, including power.

Jeremy J Fearn does them £165+ vat

Thank you very much western, should save me alot of time.

Could anybody do me a favour please and measure from the front underside lip on the bonnet, down to the top of the chassis rail. I've had the bonnet off so long ive forgotten how it sits and need to get the wing bars level with the bonnet. cheers

H reg disco should be 10 spline. Disco front calipers might have 2 extra brake lines.

early rrc had opposite facing dampers, so would need that sorting. best to get a 200tdi disco axle, then it will bolt straight on, no prop shaft issues either.

cromwells do that sharpener (looks te same) for just abit less! http://www.cromwell.co.uk/MTS2562001A

ive just tapped my first (8) holes yesterday tony, never done it before. m10 in 10mm steel. used normal ratchet with 8mm socket, no need to buy tap wrench, got tap (second) from cromwells, cost afew quid and took 30 seconds a hole. really easy.

48 x 3.5 for mine.

minus the dumb irons, from the front of the chassis (excluding fairlead) mine sticks out 40mm, but sits on top of the chassis.

I need to order some tube today but cant get down to the truck to measure up, can anyone tell me the rough length of tube needed for just the main tray ? on a 90. i'm hoping a 6m length will do? thanks

Industrial supply. bought a chester tube notcher from them a few week back, managed to bend the shaft going abit hard, it jammed when afew teeth on the cutter snapped off. anyway rang up today to ask about a replacment shaft, to my surprise they offerd to send me out a new tube notcher today and collect my old one for free, before i'd even had a chance to ask about a shaft. excellent service

will take some tomorrow. the main winch mount is made up of 2 u section 6mm plates. one sits ontop of the chassis and drops down the outside, the other small one sits inbtween the chassis and is welded to the bottom of the other plate. weather its anygood im yet to find out.

just done mine out of 6mm

got mine from north offroad

http://www.cheviot4x4.com/shop/News/

i used 70x70x4 box section welded to the 6mm plate, then welded to chassis.

something like this Suregrip Anti-Slip Deck Paint Teamac Suregrip is a ready mixed anti-slip (non-slip) paint which contains special coarse aggregates which gives an anti-slip coating to a wide range of surfaces. Suregrip can be used as a safety coating in areas where a sure foothold is required. It is suitable for wood, metal, concrete and glassfibre surfaces. Once applied Suregrip dries fast to give a glossy bonded surface which is both durable and decorative. Suregrip helps prevent slips, trips and falls. Ideal for use by fishermen, yachtsmen and all seafarers on boats, pontoons, marinas, quaysides and ramps etc. Teamac Suregrip anti-slip's theoretical coverage rate is 6 - 10 m2 per litre. Suregrip is available in 5 litres paint tins. http://www.promain.co.uk/marine-boat-antif...6d7232477ab9345

can't even find it on normal sky you can watch it online if you have sky (sky player) http://skyplayer.sky.com/vod/content/SKYSP...oDetailsPage.do

yeah my local one has them in still, its 16 1mm disc's for £3.99, i was worried that would shatter easily, but they have been good.

Might have to get one, my £15 draper died the other day, bought one from aldi, its like a mini 9" but 4 n a half. 17.99 i think.