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Nice one folks ;).We came to the conclusion that one shot works well enough as it is a thin grease mix its runny . Thanks for the replies. have a good en:D.

Hi,just been chatting to a landy mate. We were talking about either using oil or grease in the swivel pin housing's ? and the advantage or disadvantage of both [ie, oil reaches all parts as it gets thrown around housing etc]. Just wonderd if other folks had any preference? :). thanks for any...

Hi, check out the springs are not front to back . Plus the length of them. if you are still unsure, phone or check out web sites for liftkits plus sizes. ;). hope you fix it .

As above, upto 300,000 miles if well looked after. Then maybe re/con if ya can be botherd,?. :rolleyes:. Its the rust on the bodywork/chassis that hurts but thats not the end of em.;).

Hi, Richb1967, I would agree with Landyman. 300tdi maybe the way to go, spares reasonably priced and readily available. With a little know how and studying, fairly easy to work on but as they say if it ain't busted don't mess with it .Good luck with search an keep them saws sharp!!!.:D.

Glad you sussed the problem, have fun with 300 tdi, :cool:. Don't forget to keep the props greased. :).

Whoops:confused: lets hope its just the little gear stick,H/L box. other wise, could be bigish problem ???. hope you suss it out :cool:.

Hi Brian,an the Big lad . Prep work is the easy work , getting the black stuff in all the right places is the messy part. As Big lad,says it helps if you have got jet wash and ramps but wear hooded overalls as it gets bl***y everywhere. Nice weather helps but makes ya sweat more!!!. Ho hum the...

Just to say, i'm going to the black hole of waxoyl land,tomorrow:eek:. The 300tdi Disco never looked so clean [ underneath].Thankfully no major rust:D,so it does pay to keep um oyld. Ps, i'll keep an eye out for the yard cats. He He:)

Sounds, like maybe check wheel bearings and front prop uj's. Other than that check out, machanic questions for Landrovers . Unless other folks on forum have any further idea's to help with the problem. Cheers.

Agree with above replies, maybe check the wheel balance as well.hope you solve it .have a good un

Seems a bargain for fun,enjoy the green lanes and keep an eye on the bearings.should be ok once worked on. have fun with the work,an lanes.

At least you and the cat won't go rusty.i'm doing mine next week [no not the cat the landie],so the yard cat's better get there white paper overalls on,or watch out for extention pipe,ooh err,

GG AT's seem a good choice,just checked out some sites on the web. may be raiding the bank soon .

thanks for the infoe guy's.will have a think on it ,suss some sites out on the web.

At the moment we have 235/85 r16 insa mud terrain tyres on,thinking on changing to enduro AT for general road use ,same size. any one else rate them,or not, as the case maybe? .Any other suggestions would be welcome thanks.still keeping the insa's for off roading though.:cool:

hello folks just joined the forum,so new to this .me and the other halve [her indoors, unless in the landy,which is whenever she can ha ha ] .have just recently,purchased a Disco 1 300 tdi with 2inchlift etc.maybe asking some questions soon . :D