LT77 Jumps out of Backwards
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Yeah I can do mechano. I imagined though that a whole bunch of pullers and presses and other special tools would be needed to get it all apart and back together again.
pullers and presses = hammers and ingenuity
there really isn't much involved in rebuilding either a landy GB or tranny box - i reckon you'd have change out of a ton replacing the output shaft and all of the bearings of a tranny box - or if you like a bet buy a cheap GB/tranny combo off ebay
but if you've got a grand burning a hole in your pocket and you want to keep your hands free give Mr Ashcroft a ring as it's this time of year that he usually books his annual 6 weeks in Costa Del Expensiveo
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nackered syncro.also the shafts are notorious for spinnin smooth.I would pop in second hasnd box and tranny then fiddle with the old one at yer leisure.Got a spare box with tranny ere lt77 225 quids.also a 4 speed manwell rr box 200 quids.
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where are you spud
Bristol
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thanks for the offer. I don't think i need the tranny box though.
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skan 4x4. Warwick is your man. he is a disco breaker but last time i was there he had 4 defenders as well, I paid 60 for a transfer box.
Ok I'll check it out.
Last thing I bought from a breaker was a "superb low mileage" 200tdi engine for £250 which turned out to be £250 of scrap iron
- still in the garage corner.So with breakers , it's a once bitten thing for me.....
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just from personal experience he has never done me any harm.
