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REF snatch land rover 4.1 tons HD spring what do you run


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HI JAMES what weight have you had in it thanks jon :thumbup:

 

Not been on the wiegh bridge but eg one pallet of concrete blocks4" 72 in all i think plus 10 all in and 4 cement (one load) wood- green sweet chestnut stacked 1.2m (high sides) 2m long, twenty year old cord, and we tow a tracked timberwolf, nose heavey on the trailer and it does not sit down, it could be because its all a bit new? may be after a few years it will all start to sit down a bit, like we do as you get older. wood and blocks not on the same load by the way:thumbup: forgot to say i'v also put a predator stump grinder on the back but its only a ton so it don't really count, and you couldn't really tell it was on.:thumbup1:

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Not been on the wiegh bridge but eg one pallet of concrete blocks4" 72 in all i think plus 10 all in and 4 cement (one load) wood- green sweet chestnut stacked 1.2m (high sides) 2m long, twenty year old cord, and we tow a tracked timberwolf, nose heavey on the trailer and it does not sit down, it could be because its all a bit new? may be after a few years it will all start to sit down a bit, like we do as you get older. wood and blocks not on the same load by the way:thumbup: forgot to say i'v also put a predator stump grinder on the back but its only a ton so it don't really count, and you couldn't really tell it was on.:thumbup1:

 

HI james our 110 takes that ok thats about 1500kgs we have bear march spring 22mm wire I'm now think terra firma spring and air lift thanks jon :thumbup:

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Any heavy duty spring upgrade should be fine, I've terrafirma light duty on my 90 with their shocks. Heavy duty would have meant that I had to extend my brake lines as they lift by more than 2" and I dont carry too much weight in the back. Could be wrong but I think the snatch has shorter HD springs judging by the ride hight with a heavy duty non standard chassis. To cope with a load of chip most HD springs should be ok as long as you dont go for Britpart, I've had a spring sag before along with other issues with their stuff. :thumbdown:

 

HI WAZ i ring nene overland today they said they get them made and the spring will take loads of weight up to 5 tons on a 130 but there £250 a pair now looking terra firma spring do any one run them as I'm told there good and £120 a pair thanks all jon :thumbup:

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have a 6.5 ton landrover for bomb disposal etc and sits ok double armour everything windows dont open dead hot in summer for airport bobbys lol but will take a hit from underside was told it was built to contain explosion near aircraft etc v8 petrol too slurrrrrrrrrrrrrrp must have big springs under it so got to be out there

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