jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 91,879
- Location
- louth lincs
why front race look scaryTook PTO cover off T-box and went Oh feck!
What have you done to your Landie today.
- Thread starter madfrank
- Start date
This site contains affiliate links for which LandyZone may be compensated if you make a purchase.
- Posts
- 14,902
- Location
- Doncaster
Andy Land
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 4,499
- Location
- ... en route to Cuckoosville.
Why? Wassup? pics???
No pics yet ... disintegrated bearing on the PTO end ... looks like I can fit a new one in situ ... fingers crossed
lcbandit
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 1,548
- Location
- west yorks
Had a full service done n a new suspension bush fitted
bencorkill
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 2,426
- Location
- barnet , north london
New digital clock finally arrived! now just have to set the time
now just have to set the time
Yesterday I had a productive day, I got the snorkel caught on a branch in a hedge, got the revs up to reverse it out, went shooting backwards and into a friends garage. So that trip cost me a broken indicator lens, whole break light broke, cracked lens on the work lights, snorkel is completely fecked, whole thing needs replacing. On top of that I have to pay for the damage to their garage door.
Poo.
What I did get from all this is a massive collection of light lenses and enclosures on their way to me, so have plenty of spares the next time I decide to drive into something Just have to get hunting for a snorkel on fleabay
Poo.
What I did get from all this is a massive collection of light lenses and enclosures on their way to me, so have plenty of spares the next time I decide to drive into something
Just have to get hunting for a snorkel on fleabay
- Posts
- 14,902
- Location
- Doncaster
Removed the dickie seats from the boot, left the brackets and put a couple of M6 bolts and nuts through so I can use these to tighten down my sleeping table more easily and make it safer in a rollover ..
Tidied up the lightbar wiring, electrical tape in black so it's almost unnoticeable. One day, when I get time, I'll do a proper job on it, but for now it works, which is 'a good thing' in my book.
Generally tidied up a few things, noticed a little rust on the battery tray .. nothing to write home about, just the plastic wing-underside (whatever they're called) stud holes getting a bit rusty on the edges. It'll last ...
Tidied up the lightbar wiring, electrical tape in black so it's almost unnoticeable. One day, when I get time, I'll do a proper job on it, but for now it works, which is 'a good thing' in my book.
Generally tidied up a few things, noticed a little rust on the battery tray .. nothing to write home about, just the plastic wing-underside (whatever they're called) stud holes getting a bit rusty on the edges. It'll last ...
Andy Land
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 4,499
- Location
- ... en route to Cuckoosville.
Just never saw myself doing gearbox stuff James as I have no experience with them. Now I know I don't need to remove the t-box I'm much happier ... booked a day off work to do it on Monday ... hope you're on line
time76
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 1,369
- Location
- risley derbyshire
Changed rear discs and pads replaced seized Caliper and swore a lot !!
danchapman2k2
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 1,097
- Location
- Writtle, Essex
Got her back today ready for my first off roading/green laneing experiance! - just need someone to tag along with for an hour first
- Posts
- 7,797
- Location
- East Midlands
I've changed a balljoint. The joint in the steering arm was getting a little loose so it was time to do something about it. Here it is all soaked in penetrating oil and ready for action
It was windy round our way, so a good deal of the spray from my nice new aerosol of 3 in 1 went in my eyes. It doesn't 'arf sting. Undaunted, here I am with the breaker bar
On with the ball joint splitter
Dear me, it looks a bit small for the job. That's the trouble with buying tools off Ebay. Never mind, it's got a grip and the tapered pin released itself with a satisfying twang. Here's the old balljoint, more or less where the bits fell. See how dry and rusty they are. There's also a little puddle of rusty water which ran out.
New one in situ. This one actually has some grease in it, plus a bit of copper grease on the tapered pin so it'll come off next time.
I know it's sad, but I quite enjoy changing ball joints. I might try the rear axle one sometime soon, for a really mega balljoint experience.
It was windy round our way, so a good deal of the spray from my nice new aerosol of 3 in 1 went in my eyes. It doesn't 'arf sting. Undaunted, here I am with the breaker bar
On with the ball joint splitter
Dear me, it looks a bit small for the job. That's the trouble with buying tools off Ebay. Never mind, it's got a grip and the tapered pin released itself with a satisfying twang. Here's the old balljoint, more or less where the bits fell. See how dry and rusty they are. There's also a little puddle of rusty water which ran out.
New one in situ. This one actually has some grease in it, plus a bit of copper grease on the tapered pin so it'll come off next time.
I know it's sad, but I quite enjoy changing ball joints. I might try the rear axle one sometime soon, for a really mega balljoint experience.
- Posts
- 83,232
- Location
- Embasinga stocæ
clamped the rear door back on the convertable, ready for screwing it in place.
- Posts
- 7,797
- Location
- East Midlands
You make it look sooo easy
You're very kind. No, that's quite a lot of fiddling, fettling and scraping condensed into a few photos. Off to wash the 3 in 1 out of my eyes and have my tea now!
GRATCH
HUGE MEMBER
- Posts
- 15,146
- Location
- North Cheshire
Swore at it.
A lot.........
Drove to me mates to weld a small patch on inner wing for mot, half way there went to change gear and 'thunk', pedal to the floor and then went solid so drove rest of way with clutchless changes. (clutch release fork punched through I reckons)
So started to poke at rusty bit on inner wing and ended up like this
A lot.........
Drove to me mates to weld a small patch on inner wing for mot, half way there went to change gear and 'thunk', pedal to the floor and then went solid so drove rest of way with clutchless changes. (clutch release fork punched through I reckons
)So started to poke at rusty bit on inner wing and ended up like this
big si
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 4,651
- Location
- black country
Hosed the interior out, it now smells all lemony instead of stinking of wet spaniel.
200tdi ayre
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 5,832
- Location
- Ashbourne (sometimes)
fitted an extended breather kit from qwyn lewis, very pleased with it and only used about half of the hose called qwyn before i started and he was very helpful, his reputation really does proceed him then put in some new door locks since i lost my keys a while ago so she's abit more secure now
called qwyn before i started and he was very helpful, his reputation really does proceed him then put in some new door locks since i lost my keys a while ago so she's abit more secure now
danchapman2k2
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 1,097
- Location
- Writtle, Essex
Swore at it.
A lot.........
Drove to me mates to weld a small patch on inner wing for mot, half way there went to change gear and 'thunk', pedal to the floor and then went solid so drove rest of way with clutchless changes. (clutch release fork punched through I reckons
So started to poke at rusty bit on inner wing and ended up like this
I cant see any rust! But you have massive holes in the panels mate dont know if you spotted that?
haha
Unlucky pal hope it fdoesnt cost to much to fix
GRATCH
HUGE MEMBER
- Posts
- 15,146
- Location
- North Cheshire
I knocked all the rust out to create the holes
It'll only cost a few hours of my time
