matthew2riches
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That was a similar problem when I changed Guy's. A bolt was missing and causing cack to get in..... rusted and all ****ted up.
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That was a similar problem when I changed Guy's. A bolt was missing and causing cack to get in..... rusted and all ****ted up.
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Any of you guy interested in meeting up prior to going in to Essex off road tomorrow to save a fiver on admission? Myself a one other vehicle from Clacton coming up - Would need five vehicles to get discount. If not see you up there!
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I think i am meeting Dirtnewbie at about 9.30. Could meet you in Macdonalds boreham.
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Sounds great Brian. We are leaving Clacton on Sea at 9am so will see you a Mc'D Boreham about 9.30
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I'll be there.
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glad to hear you got it sorted geoff, i just don't trust garages to do a full proper job!
666 george
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If you want something done right do it yourself.
Or get someone you trust.
Or get someone you trust.
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Popped over to the Hullbridge / South Woodham tidal crossing yesterday. Checked online and its about 5.2 meters at high tide and half a meter at low.....
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Hi Ho, Hi Ho, to Essex off road we go.
It fun to play upon the mud.
Hi Ho Hi Ho Hi Ho.
It fun to play upon the mud.
Hi Ho Hi Ho Hi Ho.
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Popped over to the Hullbridge / South Woodham tidal crossing yesterday. Checked online and its about 5.2 meters at high tide and half a meter at low.....
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And here it is at low tide today:
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And Essex off road had some excitement today too:
We had broken wings and Diffs, blocked fuel filters, a roll over and near death experience, non-use of headlights due to filling with water, and handfuls of fun
We had broken wings and Diffs, blocked fuel filters, a roll over and near death experience, non-use of headlights due to filling with water, and handfuls of fun
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Also does anyone need anything Galving? Wanna put my bulkhead in but theres a minimum charge and my bulkhead dont weigh a lot....
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Gutted, had to do family stuff today or I would have been there.
Oh well next time.
Oh well next time.
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Are you dipping or hot spraying?
Dipping the bulkhead might twist it
Pass i presume its hot dip
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That looked a bit muddy
Need to get along to one of these soon.
Need to get along to one of these soon.
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Hello people.
I have a question!
should my winch be connected to the cranking battery or my second battery (which I have a split charge system - keeping it charged up)
the winch has been connected to my second battery, but when winching it goes flat pretty quick! (obviously the second battery gets charged up BUT after the main battery)
do think I should just connect the winch to main battery and use the second battery for emergencies ?
I have a question!
should my winch be connected to the cranking battery or my second battery (which I have a split charge system - keeping it charged up)
the winch has been connected to my second battery, but when winching it goes flat pretty quick! (obviously the second battery gets charged up BUT after the main battery)
do think I should just connect the winch to main battery and use the second battery for emergencies ?
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Second battery, that way you can always start your engine.
How good are your battery's.
When I was talking to Goodwinch, they said run 2 battery's together not on a split charge, but they have to be good one's.
How good are your battery's.
When I was talking to Goodwinch, they said run 2 battery's together not on a split charge, but they have to be good one's.
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But if you leave your engine running when winching there shouldn't be no problems! - and if your do get a flat battery I can just jump start off my spare!
But
If I've had a day of winching, that would put alot of stress on my main battery and the next day the truck probably won't start lol
I will use the second battery! It's about 750 Cca & 76amp/hours
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