geoff
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Thats nice,I love a little weld project,I can only use stick & mig so far,(used these for years),its a very usefull ability to have. I wonder how many of us arb types make & mend,well worth getting familiar with basic welding & fabricating skills in our line of work. Maybe we should have a welding specific thread,help people get the right kit,(it's a minefield for a newby not to end up with a bad quality welding machine). Also a bad weld can be the cause of all sorts of nightmares,just a thought.
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Massive drool here,Had the 250,the 600 & the water cooled 650(HM racing tuned,stage 3). I would love to have the 400 as a keeper,a fantastic fun bike! I want one!
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Give it a while,sure someone will pop up who has used one,looks a useful little machine on the face of it for small jobs / tight access.
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Trust you Felix!
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Get a good one & they are big bang for the bucks,good solid motors,reasonable spares,& off road they are what every other 4x4 aspires ( Jimneys aside) to be.
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Spike,your pm box is full up mate:001_rolleyes:
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Thats a cracking price,thanks!
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I got mine insured for £530,I'm over 50 years young,& have a 10 year ncb. Looking for landy tipper insurance is tough,& expensive. So apart from nfu,trust,and A.Flux, who are we finding to be reasonable,anyone add to the list? Thanks up front!
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Well done,I bet he has no insurance to show you.
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Good shout,& thanks,no problems so far with my little fleet of 5,touch wood!
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Oh yes,it has the magic.
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Its dead easy,just got to walk out the car park at two bridges & keep the river on your left,maybe half a mile of a tab,going north/north east. Dont get lost!
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As you most likely know,they have a similar trans setup to an old 3 series landy,But the 'freewheeling' hubs on the front are activated when you select your 4wd in the cab,(I think it works on solenoids). Mine has proved itself as a usefull little car,a definate David rather than goliath,It can get a medium sized chipper through some narrow gaps,(it has a very small turning circle too),on terrain that your average 'black jap thunderclap' motor cant even get to...
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Having a go at pruning fruit trees - anyone interested?
geoff replied to agg221's topic in General chat
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Wow,it has been ten years since I was there last,a wonderfull place,I was just thinking about this wood last week,thanks for the reminder!
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I have been offered a chance to trial both the oregon & husky saws for a few days,just waiting for the dealer to let me know when they are in.
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Great work,I love it!
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Nice work mate,theres some beech limbs in my front yard, if you are passing feel free to liberate them.
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Much better than the quad on bad terain,& they are very reliable,treat it gently & you can get near 40mpg,but used harder about 30mpg.
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Thats a lovely piece of wood,great work!
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Well it won't hurt you,but I would prefer a lemon sorbet myself.
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Well I have used mine in some fairly tough situations,they are a very versatile little car,& thats what they are after all. Mine has upset a good few 4x4s both in its ability to get to them,& then to recover them,but a landy is going to out way & out pull a jimny. Back on track,it will do it,but you will work it hard if on an every day basis in anything but rough grass,it will not tow a tw150 on muddy & churned up ground for a living. Superb & bombproof little motors that they are,I should know,we have 5 of them in the family!
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Bad news again,feel sorry for you.
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Erm..yeah, I will have them if you dont need them anymore.
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