Freelander's to rescue Scotland

What's a red fog light?

The_Big_P said:

What's a red fog light?

Click to expand...

:doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh:

Why would he want to put that on the front of his Gaylander?

The_Big_P said:

Why would he want to put that on the front of his Gaylander?

Click to expand...

Coz he calls it Rudolph

biggeeeee said:

Coz he calls it Rudolph

Click to expand...

*snigger*

If any of you are serious about helping out in the crap weather, I'm sure your local 4x4 Response group would be only too pleased to have you on board

http://www.4x4response.info/

The_Big_P said:

What's a red fog light?

Click to expand...

Because Father Christmas contacted me the other day when he was reading this thread. He asked if the weather was bad, would I pull his sleigh behind my Freelander. Naturally I agreed to the idea, to help out. He’s prepared to put me on his insurance, and pay for fuel. Also agreed to send round some elves to fit a tow bar.

The red light is to make my Freelander look like Rudolph, pulling the sleigh. We wouldn’t want the little children (and some adults) to realise what was happening. It could damage them, leaving Father Christmas liable for damages and high legal costs when their parents sue him, so they can buy a flat screen tv.

Skynet said:

If any of you are serious about helping out in the crap weather, I'm sure your local 4x4 Response group would be only too pleased to have you on board

National 4x4 Response

Click to expand...

Thanks. I'll look into that.

juiceyv8 said:

Scotland is part of the UK. and a lovely place.

Click to expand...

Pleased to announce that Freelander rescuing in Scotland is progressing at full speed - as usual!!

Worn clutch due to over 400 hours ah pushin snow. Good effort to the Freelander I say.

Don't you wish! Head gasket actually....just for a change!

Beneagles said:

Don't you wish! Head gasket actually....just for a change!

Click to expand...

I did well over a thousand miles with minor hgf cylinder 1, the k-series just keeps on trucking

this is not a new idea , i have been using the freelander fitted with a snow plough for quite a few years now, its very capable of clearing roads and car parks only ever cleared depth of 8 inches, but im sure it could handle more

the plough is made from old rubber conveyer belt fitted to a steel frame, the A frame runs from the front to the rear and is attached to the tow ball, with a couple of links at the front attached to the antiroll bar keeping it in line , works a treat

there is just never enough snow to keep me busy

:nopics:

Pogue Mahone save yourself!

TD John said:

:nopics:

Click to expand...

:amen: