A Landy-centric mechanics course.

Coffeelandy · Jan 18, 2016

Gents and Norfolkbird,
There's so much experience and knowledge on this forum, would the likes of Jamesmartin for example who knows everything it seems about landys be up for running a course? Clearly we wouldn't be able to cover everything but maybe run a few courses starting with basic servicing upwards?
I'm unsure of the logistics i.e venue tools etc. as we'd need a ramp I'm guessing although between everybody I'd bet there are enough tools.
I'd be more than happy to pay and maybe a percentage goes to charity?
What does everyone else think?

Marmaduke · Jan 18, 2016

I've had my tratter three years and I'm still learning stuff, having the crank reground at the mo so bottom end rebuild here I come. Took me all day to get the poxy thing out

danny6801 · Jan 18, 2016

Will be worth it mate just don't plan any trips when it's fixed as it will throw it's dummy out of the pram again.

Coffeelandy · Jan 18, 2016

Yeah I must say I've learned plenty thus far and done things I wouldn't have thought i was capable of. I'm about to ditch the viscous fan and lob in an electric instead.

Marmaduke · Jan 19, 2016

Coffeelandy said:
Yeah I must say I've learned plenty thus far and done things I wouldn't have thought i was capable of. I'm about to ditch the viscous fan and lob in an electric instead.

I attacked mine with an angle grinder to get it off

. One thing I have learnt is there's only one winner in a battle with the angle grinder

Coffeelandy · Jan 19, 2016

Ah yes I love an angle grinder. I'm always too quick to turn to it though. If someone hadn't told me the thread goes the opposite way on the fan I'd have used a grinder to get the bugger off!

A Landy-centric mechanics course.

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