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now your playing the game.
And who has such a beast?
Or do ya all drive gaylander1s with their lack of videos of em pulling jets around?
Freelander 1 Impressive
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And who has such a beast?
Or do ya all drive gaylander1s with their lack of videos of em pulling jets around?
Hippo
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Int got a Freelander 2, but I will get one one day when me Freelander 1 is no more.
Int got a video of me Freelander pulling a plane. But I have got one of it pulling a range rover. Will that do?
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is it a four ton plane shaped rr?If not then no
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No. It's a rrc. Setup fer off road use. But the local airport has just swopped it's hilux for a Freelander, to patrol the air field, so I may be able to catch them towing planes wiff it one day.
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When a biscuit tin tratter (am i tratter driver??) pulls a lorry it's with a rope, (i used a strap) when a gaylander pulls a plane it's wiv a solid bar, a hydrolic type that makes it a lot easier to get it rolling, but as already said i think the plane was pushing the gaylander.Simular to all the truck drivers that have ta push the biscuit tin tratters each year when it snows.
Lets see one pulling a plane or a lorry wiv a rope/strap,
then i/we may be a little impessed, i won't be holding my breath though
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Yes a couple of bit'sAh don't sweat it guys. It could be worse. You could be driving a car where the boot floor, rear cross members, sills, inner and outer!, inner front arches and bulkhead rot out!
