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  1. wicklamulla
    turd that. i have literally just bought a mint condition 07 model
  2. wicklamulla
    BFG muddies are fine on the road too i find.
  3. wicklamulla
    spoke to Milner and they reckon their leaf springs are more or less of a standard spec. so i'll give them a miss and try one of d'udder suggested companies above. cheers W.
  4. wicklamulla
    GG i love ya RB truck.
  5. wicklamulla
    tank yew all fir the replies, very helpful indeed. Miker i had no idea Rangers had air suspension, sounds very posh, cheers W:001_smile:
  6. wicklamulla
    looks like that tree has a bad back !
  7. wicklamulla
    LOL bet you see an awful lot of unloved kit.
  8. wicklamulla
    tanks Mr. Lee, are you happy with the spring performance, ie; they are stiff enuf for the task ? Cheers.
  9. wicklamulla
    LOL that would have been useful information in my original post, they are Leafs Jonbhay!
  10. wicklamulla
    nice to read the above:thumbup1: I stripped and cleaned a 357xp de'udder day (i have it on loan) and it took me a few hours just to do that due to severe saw dust contamination between the fins and around the pot, congealed chain oil, grease and mold that had started to form within the side casings. air line, stiff bristled paint brush and a can of brake cleaner. Oiler was clogged up as the oil/sawdust combination hardened had blocked the teeth up making it ineffective thus destroying the plastic drive sprocket. I can rip a piston and pot off quickly enuf but i like the saw to be very clean b4 i start any 'internal work.' me tinks it's worth the effort.
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    Hi My very old Isuzu pickup (y2k) needs stiffer rear springs to help the ride height and to help make it 'look legal' when loaded with chip/rings ! I know you can install inflatable/adjustable air bags but they are a lot of money. Any suggestions as to spring types or suppliers ? tanks very much, Wickla
  12. wicklamulla
    nice storage setup Johny Walker.
  13. wicklamulla
    yes they are indeed, i have seen Western Power Distribution using 4x4 transit box vans. I believe ford offer a transit 4x4 tipper but in single cab configuration only. afaik there is no Lo range, just a button to activate the front axle to make it 4x4.
  14. wicklamulla
    noice Stihl 090 !
  15. wicklamulla
    had a mewp mounted on a sprinter 4x4 tray back, centre and rear diff locks, low ratio (all selected via switches on the dash) twas actually quite good off road.
  16. wicklamulla
    even better TCD :thumbup:
  17. wicklamulla
    suspect he wants yella wans fer railway works maybe ?
  18. wicklamulla
    LOL ta beat me to it:thumbup1:
  19. wicklamulla
    maple syrup is expensive stuff !
  20. wicklamulla
    ya did you buy any car boots like ?
  21. wicklamulla
    those Discos performed very well imo. Smarty pants.
  22. wicklamulla
    lick lick lick....
  23. wicklamulla
    we want pics !
  24. wicklamulla
    I have a very old (2000 on a W reg) Isuzu double cab pickup which i adore. I always hankered after any brand of pickup with a 'Club/Space/Extra Cab' so as the bed would be a bit longer for more log/chip space, but having removed the rear seats from my double cab and put in my saws, climbing kit, straps/strops, fuel cans, insulated rods, blower etc. i now feel i need all of that space and a 'Club/Space/Extra Cab' would not be quite big enough. I do wish the bed was a bit longer/wider but i make do with what i have got. Are you guys saying a Mitsi L200 longback is basically a double cab with a single cab bed fitted ? cheers, Ken (with no money to upgrade anyway !)
  25. wicklamulla
    £400 Plus me tinks.

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