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Created for the use on harrier engines when there on aircraft carriers to stop sea spray shagin the engines. Sposed to be a super duper water repelant/penatrating oil/rust barrier that leaves a thin coat of its self on what ever it gets sprayed on 6130008000 Ambersil Lubricant Ambersil...

Has anyone tryed that px24 stuff he uses at before and after? It aint that expensive but didn't know if there were a good reason for it only being about £4 for a 400ml spray can.

Or do what I have. Insa turbo mountain (AT's) on 8 spokes for my day to day bits n bobs and a set of disco steel rims with MT's fitted for when I'm off exploring muddy places. Thats about the only way you get everything you want but it means buggerin about changing wheels

Just found the px24 water repelant stuff he uses. Ambersil sell it online at about £4.50 for a 400ml areosol can. Hmmmmmm. Might be worth a go cos ive got a compressor and long air line.

Then put it in a low bake oven to dry, then spray the same stuff that they spray into plane jet engines that repels sea spray while on an aircraft carrier, then spray inside and out side all box sections, doors and cavities. Oh and he lends ya a car to use while he's doing the job and give a 5...

Hmmm. I think I might have a to me from me Crimbo prezi from Halfords this year :)

Defo get pulled by traffic when all them big clods of earth start falin off on the public highway!!! And I hope you normaly clean those lights before you go onto public roads ya bad en:D and while your here sir do you mind telling me where your front number plate is? Oh I see... its under an...

We've got high centain diesel in a few stations over here but ive never bothered with it cos mine aint puter controled so it'll squirt the same amount in as with normal diesel. More power but no improvement on mpg. As for improving your mpg when towing 3.5 ton I realy dont think there is much...

Look in the big halfords oil filter flip chart in store

Are these ratchet spanners any good? I keep havin a look but am worried they will brake. Landy nuts are never easy to remove and I can just see the ratchets bits popin out every where when swinging off a rusty nut:eek:

Great fun int it Sirus. Steamed up Tail gate window, useless little fartin windows either side of the previously mentioned steamed up window, van sides and A knobly tyre oooot the front.

Mine was almost the same when I got it (60-65mph) and after removing the air filter cover found that I couldn't see the element till I had scraped about an inch of hay fluff, grass and fethers off the top of it. By water trap do you mean the one on the rear drivers side of the chassis or the one...

"and it's in the swept area of the screen is it not" spose my motor must be illegal as well then david451 cos ya cant see my wipers from there can ya???

Yep. All 4 wheels off the road or you could disguise it by putting a caravan shell over it :D

As far as towing with wheels on the road just knock the transfer box into neutral but its not legal to tow with a rope/solid bar or a dolly trailer unless it is to move it to a safe location

Ive nearly got 250,000 miles on the clock and she still chugs along nicly. She gets taken to some of the more rougher green lane areas and then tows the family 1.5ton van on holiday. Stop winging and fix the Landy 1 rear pads ( Nothing ) DO IT 2 front shocks ( nothing ) DO IT 3 Auto box...

Ive just put a calor gas heater in the garage and started clearing it today. Got to get my mates in one place to carry the chassis into the garage with me. I think the promise of free beer might work.;)

Hey Goonarmy... Its that urban camo int it?:D I like the oil dripps on the block work round the edge of the driveway. Landys do mark their teritory

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And only drive it on sunny days when you know it aint guna rain while your out. That will stop em rusting:D