Heard this the other day. What a character and truly one of the good guys. I don’t think he was ever really well since I met him but that never stopped him. I thought we’d lost him on the way to Clive’s in 2017 as he was behind me and wandering onto the hard shoulder. I got on the radio to see...
I am still stocking these units which are now LiFePo4 lithium battery ready. If you’re looking for a small footprint superbly made charger for a leisure battery then take a look at these as they are designed to survive working all day long under the bonnet in Australian heat. Mine is still...
One option would be to remove the pipes and cut off the fittings each end then braze in standard flare fittings and use standard fridge hoses between. Just de-gas first and seal the ends of the pipes left on the truck with cling film or similar while the pipes are being made up.
I’ve owned my 1994 HDJ80 for 20 years. Purchase was forced by my beloved Mk1 Shogun being stolen by those types that favour them. Loved the cruiser just as much as the Shogun and it was like new being a JDM import. Been my daily driver since and still puts the ‘Cruiser Grin’ on my face every time.
Properly made refrigeration flexi hoses should last a very long time. They are high pressure like hydraulic hoses and are made for refrigerant. I’ve not done this myself but have worked round a lot of refrigeration equipment both static and mobile. There’s going to be a way to make them up and a...
:cry::cry: Why do these things come along like busses! You go for ages with nothing on the calendar and then everything decends on one weekend!! Can’t make it, sadly I’m already booked for that weekend. Oh well, at least the notification worked.
Have a good one everyone.
Which of course leads straight to Land Rovers! Thing is, this isn’t the first Land Rober engine series I’ve heard of to suffer from broken crankshafts.
If people didn’t buy them, maybe they might at least try and sort the issues. :think:
Do you mean this guy Frank?
I found him the other day after seeing a mechanic rebuild his friends TDV6 LR engine (best use of which is a boat anchor by the looks of it).
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