[thetuna]

does anyon have experience fitting a new rear cross member to an 88"? If so any ideas or tips? Any help appreciated.

 

[slob]

this as just beejn did !! do a search

 

[thetuna]

huh?

 

[slob]

DO A SEARCH FER REAR CROSSMEMBER
and yule get yer answer

 

[thetuna]

ok thx, found some good posts. Looks easy if you are good at welding.......unfortunately i aint.

 

[slob]

what did you think you was gonna do?? spit and blutack??

 

[Sidz]

no wattle and daub, or superglue is meant to work quite well

 

[slob]

shooooosh!! you'll have hybread suggesting 'no more nails'

 

[alistair-lee]

well ah thinks theres nuffin wrong wi ye olde pop rivets ;@)

 

[Codbasher]

Could try 'no nails'...........








Tough I beat him to it....

 

[yella]

i think you will find you beat "her" to it

 

[HybridGirl]

i think you will find you beat "her" to it

Thank you Yella!! No-Nails is **** fer x members anyhow.. Pritt-Stick is much better..

 

[yella]

if you get the one with bits of chassis already on yer can use self tappers

 

[SoSkev]

Hmmm, a land rover owner that cant weld......

Your options are :-

A, learn
B, get a friend who can
C, wander into a local fab shop and ask a welder nicely
D, pay a fortune for a shop to do it

Personally i took option A, 20 years later and its saved me (and made me ) soooo much money you would never believe it....

 

[slob]

if you get the one with bits of chassis already on yer can use self tappers

or really thick paint

 

[Sidz]

spit and polish, or was that for wiping the mud off

 

[yella]

the spit wint hold it, unless you hoik a greenie on there first

 

[slob]

has anyone used that merkin stuff " hock-a-loogie chassis glue" as used on septic trucks and things?

 

[GRUNT]

the spit wint hold it, unless you hoik a greenie on there first

Aye a dockers oyster will stick owt to owt. Unless its still got its legs, then it'll wander off to breed.

 

[Sidz]

So is it any good after breeding or do you still need a phlegmy spot as well, either that or just brake its legs in the first place