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I second that, we too have a Dave Cooper bike rack, must have had it for 15 years now, used to carry trials bikes all over the place every weekend, great kit they are. Also, not that it makes much difference on the back of a land rover, but my dad has had the bolt on section on his towbars since...

Evening all, thought Id ask on here if anyone has any idea, tried searching but didn't really get anywhere. Anyway, I bought a 200 TDi 90 on a K about 3 weeks ago. Basically, the clutch pedal sits where it should with your foot off it, but when you press it, it only travels about 1/3 of the way...

My rusty ones have always towed fine considering...

I'm a mechanic at B.A.R on poulton ind est, if you don't get hold of Stu then give us a shout, 01253 899892, or if you want a Landy specialist, Brooks is a good lad, he has Brook Garage on Robson Way opposite sixth form college. Cheers, Ste.

According to a pal of mine it's this Sunday, but worth checking first!

Thanks for the advice! I think the main reason I'm worrying is because I need to do the usual welding before MOT time in April, and I haven't been anywhere dirty for a few weeks so I've got it pretty clean underneath ready for working on. I think il leave it this time, then once it's all welded...

Thanks for the reply. I had a quick look on YouTube and it did look muddy and wet, but I thought well it could be dry normally.. I think il leave it and go to Cowm one day. At least I know that place with taking trials bikes, and stick to dry areas. Thanks.

Mine does it now and again if I stop moving whilst in low, not whilst moving, I just hold it in til I get moving :)

Evening all, a friend of mine has just invited me to join him at a P&P site next sunday in Wigan, Lancashire. I believe it's called Willdor? I have a standard 300 TDi Disco. I bought the car for a comfy daily driver, doing the odd mild green lane every now and again, which I enjoy and so far...

I'm going to have to weld mine up before the MOT in April, usual inner wings, sills, read arches and a little in boot floor. I've thought about getting rid of mine and buying another, but then I think what's the point? If you buy another chances are its going to be rotting away in the same...

Could be a number of things, could be a broken wire In drivers door trunking. Where are you located? Somebody may find the time to nip round and have a quick look, or recommend a good local garage? Small chance but if your from Blackpool then youre welcome to nip to my garage and I'll have a...

Was going to ask that next :) Thanks

Sorry to jump in on thread, but I quite like that wheel cover, where are you and how much? PM me? Cheers.

Apologies, a while since I've used imperial tools.

PS. Imperial size 11/16 would also fit an 18mm :)

It's because it's an uncommon size. If they can miss a few out which the consumer is unlikely to use anyway then it saves them money and can sell the socket set at a lower price. As mentioned above, 16 is also missed out sometimes, along with 1 or 2 others. There's no discrimination towards...

We fit National clutches 9 times out of 10 for customers and not had 1 that has failed prematurely or caused any quality related problems. If I was fitting a new clutch in my Disco I wouldn't have any worries fitting a National clutch. Hope that helps :)

Cheers for the advice, indeed it does seem like Blackpool is home to a few! Bungle, I think I've seen you about once or twice, is it dark green? And yep that'll be the one Stu, I know Mick and Tony quite well.. I'm a mechanic myself and we get our tyres from there :) Would be good to...

Evening lads, Stu, I saw in another post on here you said your Tonys mate, would that be Tony with the black v8 pickup?

Hey all, as you can probably guess by the username, I'm Steve and I've just bought my first Land Rover, a 97 Disco 300 TDi. I'm more of a classic Ford man, but I went off roading with a mate of mine in his Disco a couple of weeks ago and I loved it. I was amazed at what a standard Disco is...