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Cheers Red. Was hoping to investigate today, but I was called into work. I kind of ruled out the windscreen, as it is a lot lower than where the water is coming through. Even with wind blast, I couldn't see it being blown up into the roof that far (or can it?).

Evenin' all. I noticed today, a few drops of water on the drivers side sun visor when I pulled it down. There was also a few drops in the little shelf/document holder. Does anybody know where the source of this leak could be? Is it likely to be the sunroof, or maybe coming through where the...

Apart from not getting a flash in the first place, and using the proper lens/headshield, if you wear a pair of clear safety glasses while welding, this can prevent arc-eye if you accidently arc-up with your screen up, as they filter UV light. You'll still get the flash but no retina burning...

I suppose I must have some kind of complex. I bet the inside of your pants is like a green lane with a TRO.....big brown dirty tracks......so no.

Yeah, people with small dicks always say that as well! I haven't even got a Land Rover........I'm so thick I thought this forum was called LaundryZone

...........Yeah, people with small dicks always say that.

There are that many houses boarded-up, the window cleaner goes around with a sander.

I was in 'Nam.......

How the **** should I know? I did an apprenticeship in engineering. I didn't mince around University in a ****ing tweed hat and a pair of ****ed up Converse All-Stars for four years, living on pot-noodles and oxy-10, like you. I just ain't cool enough for that, Babes. x

As someone who has served an engineering apprenticeship, and not a stuck-up graduate, if I may correct you, that should be a capital 'I' and 'thats' should be 'that's'. I can only assume that you are a celebrity with an honoury degree, you illiterate ****.

I should hope not for £875.......Too strong for me I'm afraid. Only looking to spend £350ish.......and the used Warn's for that money are normally rough.

Maybe you were listening to your new Rick Waller CD?

I bet he confused the **** out of the poor sod on £3.25 an hour when he phoned up for his insurance.......'Yeah its a Jeep mate'.......Which model Sir?........'Discovery'.......'Errr, we don't list that'........'Yeah, its a Land Rover Discovery Jeep, X reg'.........'So is it a Land Rover...

If I dare to resurrect the topic, and everyone can put their chests back in for a minute please (if you don't ,I'll knock you out), have you decided on a winch yet Matt? As I said, I am looking at the same sort of stuff as you for a similar budget. After doing a bit more searching, and...

........Another thing.....ALWAYS disconnect your battery when welding on your vehicle......it can shag it if you don't.

Vertical is a bit ambitious, if you've never struck an arc. You need to get used to just striking up first and putting a run on a piece of plate in a vice or on the bench.......you will make a mess of your chassis if you dive in. If you do go vertical, you want to go from bottom to top, in a...

If Its only 100Amp, you may struggle a bit to get decent penetration to do chassis welding. It would need to be cranked up full, and will probably cut out on thermal overload after a short time. You will need to use 2.5mm rods (thats thickness), as it will struggle to burn 3.25mm. The set...

It all depends on the type of tool to an extent. Its always worth spending money on a decent ratchet for example, or things with moving parts, if you are doing a fair amount of mechanical work, as these can fail, and skin your knuckles, just when everything else is going tits-up. But certain...

Fuses first.......Not sure where the box is on a TD5

I've been doing a lot of searching on here about winches, bumpers etc, and at last think I have come to a decision. I ordered a tubular winch bumper from an ebay dude called glassbacknidge, who makes bumpers. They are very cheap, and well made, and after talking to the guy, and looking at his...