I'm in! Seems no reason not to.

I'm based in Herts and we seem to be poorly off for Green Lanes. I have recently joined GLASS and have access to their rather antiquated, yet apparently up to date, list of green lanes. There are some around Bovingdon and more further North. I am hopefully going to get out in the next...

Brad Paisley, Toby Keith, Eminem, Funeral for a Friend, Fall Out Boy and a bit of Transvision Vamp! Alpine 9850 and Ipod! Plus a rather strange mix of music.

I have seen dire warnings about water entering axles etc. if wading plugs or a wading kit have not been fitted. I have several questions if I may...... Where are the breather's terminated as standard if the max wading depth is 20 inches in the manual? How easy is it to fit a wading kit to...

Has anyone been to the Devil's Pit, just north of Luton? http://www.devilspit.co.uk/ And if so, what was it like and would it be suitable for an off-road novice with only 1 day's training and his Defender 90? :confused: Also - does anyone know of any similar locations in Herts / Bucks...

Update.... Bought and fitted an Alpine 9850Ri to me landy on Friday. Dead easy job and me Ipod is happily located in the cubby box. I haven't got around to buying new speakers yet but the difference in sound quality (even with the 4 Std LR speakers) is absolutely unbelievable .:eek...

Looks neat but my Hamster used to have a room like that in his Rotostack!:D

It was a photograph - if it had of been a cartoon I'd be worried. It should take about 4 months anyhow.:D

Abu Hamza forgets about his hand transplant.

Suzuki Vitara....... The Hairdresser's Hairdresser's car.

Much as we take the **** out of Freelander owners, nobody likes to see this happen. Real sorry for you. Here's hoping the little B*stards set themselves on fire next time.

Hurrah! :)

The heater, electric windows, suspension and power steering all work in my 90. :p PLUS - my Defender actually moves under its own power unlike most of your HairLanders.:D

Glad to be of help. :) Start at the existing Diff bolts at the top and work anti-clockwise but don't tighten anything until you have it loosely fitted. Let us know how you got on and how long it took when you've finished? Rgds,

Maybe Bungle or George can help with a spelling lesson? :D

This might help, excuse the scribbles...... :D

On the front..... Do actually remove the bump stop - you'll graze your knuckles otherwise:mad: Once you have the top Diff nuts off and the top bracket in place - do not tighten immediately. I would recommend attaching the guard to the top bracket (once it is in place) loosely before...

Worth a punt. Anything that reduces the ridiculous price of our fuel has got to be a good thing.

I've just fitted 2 smart looking QT Diff Guards. Whoopie-do!:p I'd Just like to know how long you think it should take as I may have been a bit slow. :D

Have you tried to get a Std 90 on 235/85 tires into any multi-storey car park?? Most are 6ft 4 to 6ft 6 in height and mine won't fit!!! :( What really ****es me off is the Bucks forest parks all have 6ft 6 height barriers to their car parks - so if you want to go for a walk you either have to...