sounds good ses88, how much do you think that would cost to do?

how's that? surely unless you put bigger wheels on, the axles will be at the same height?

simply, the private road in has had so much abuse by us woodland lot, that the freebie is bottoming out on the middle section, in made sense to tow the caravan along that in the defender, then it was easier to take the defender in, rather than swap it back over again, plus of course the winch...

crazy that my grand vitara has the socket already fitted, but my freelander needs an after market one fitted

cheers for the replies in relation to the question asked, as for the health and safety answers, yup it was me stepping over, yes I know it was naughty, thankfully this time I didn't get cut in half, but it made me remember all those on another forum, that told me a year ago that using a chinese...

just a bog standard caravan, no added load, just very wet clay soil

so after towing our tea room/caravan to our woods on the freelander, it was so wet and muddy, that our mate took over in his defender, we was going to try pulling/pushing this in by hand, but after seeing what a difference having a front winch makes, its got me thinking, do I try getting a winch...

I spoke to this seller, and he assured me these fit a one series, they prob fit yours too PG1 GEAR LINKAGE BUSH KIT + NEW STEEL BRACKET MG ROVER ZR ZS 120 160 180 | eBay

I e mailed this seller, and he assures me these fit a freelander one, PG1 GEAR LINKAGE BUSH KIT + NEW STEEL BRACKET MG ROVER ZR ZS 120 160 180 | eBay

put a bit of mud over it, and forget about it, it looks way to clean anyway

yup, mine got put on the day it came, plugged straight in, lovely jubbly, checked it all worked on our small trailer, then picked up a cheap caravan and towed it home, finished a few jobs to it, and will be towing it into our woods on Saturday, sorted camo caravan - YouTube

you add too much weight, those doors will fall off

step by step pictures would be good on the repair kit. as for the perspex idea, if it was pushed up into the channel, and flush with top of door, then the door could be opened/closed without problem, it would just mean a smaller area to load in/out, but could be pulled down and out if need be

the same as alot of other owners, my rear window stopped working, but my bodge was to force the window down a couple of mm so I could open and close the rear door, but the glass stays outside of the channel, if it rains hard I get a little water inside, but I can live with that, well tonight the...

the downside being, if everyone used the search function, rather than asking the same question, the webpages would never change, new posts would become very old posts and the forum would become stagnant, potential new members looking in, would see that no new posts were made (as everyone is...

what tyres do you have on the car? are they all the same? are they worn out? may sound ridiculous, but mine was the same, driving over any incline it would get slower and slower, with me changing down gears trying to get it to shift I did one of two things, I changed the air filter and...

I bodged mine as it was doing that too, put a glass sucker on rear window, got wife to hold down switch on dashboard, whilst I put all my weight on the glass sucker, it pulled the glass down a few milometers, enough to clear the channel, which means I can open and close the rear door, the...

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I did wonder as we were traveling in, how the hell did it get that name?? any suggestions

well, it did half the job so far, just bought a small 3 berth caravan from braintree and towed back to grays lovely, once we have changed a few bits it'll get towed over to kent and job done