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Yes it will wash of parts of the Waxoyl, at least it did on mine.

They may be stong enough, but there is no way I would use a hi-lift on them, you would just be asking for trouble, the Hi-lift would no way stay in one place when lifting off them!

Ooops, I think you just used the wrong user ID :rolleyes: Doh!!!

I believe what you are trying to do is a complete waste of your own time, efforts and life. Also I cannot see anyway that you would be able to provide an authoritive and up to date base of all green lanes particularly when you consider most local authorities have a PROW department and even they...

What do you plan on using it for?

I think you may need to fix a "Wide Load" sign on the back of the Series!! :D

Very nice, but its definately lacking something :confused::confused::confused: MUD :D

Iceland :D

Right as in correct ;)

Welcome :welcome2: Which part of Devon are you from?

No, thats just it, it is a JetBoil but with a different pan that gives more flexibility. Boiling time is quoted as faster than a jetboil. Remember that the JetBoils are based on the old primus design and were originally made by primus before manufacturing swapped to china. But if its only...

Bear in mind that the jet boil with the conversion kit and an ordinary pan is the same as using any old gas stove as you do not have the benefit of the flux ring/heat exchanger which is what makes the jetboil/primus eta so efficient. The primus stove already incorporates the flux ring with a...

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"LIMITED" being the key word, yes boil in the bag, beans, soups etc can all be done, but what about fried eggs, bacon, sausages - real mans food that you can't eat using a straw ;) The problem with the jet boil is not the burner (which incidently is identical to the primus ones) its the...

JetBoils are great if you want to make a cuppa or need boiling water, but if you want to cook anything, they are severely limited. Have a look at the following web page, this is a primus compact stove that works exactly like a Jet Boil, but in far more stable (You don't have pots balanced...

I was thinking more about the difference in the sizes of the DiskLok 1, 2 and 3 and who on here has which when responding to you?

Your choice and money, but the fitting on my standard steering wheel is what I would expect, there is no way that it would be considered as being too big/loose. Mine by the way is the third generation Disklok3 - not sure if that makes a difference in the sizes?

Amazing, you ask for advice and 99% agree and tell you what is needed (must be a first for LandyZone) and you choose to ignore the advice and go with the 1% instead. Also you are going against what DiskLok themselves say you need: Disklok UK | Fitting Guide Up to you though I guess, but...

Large on mine.

Looks like it is on again: Rixey Park 4x4 Autojumble and 4x4 Gathering | MotoringEvents.net Did you go last year and was it any good?