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Hi Phil, nice work and clean. Did you do your bulkhead yourself or send it somewhere? I have a series 3 in a similar position and am looking for a company to do it. cheers Peter.

I got my engine harness for my series 3 88 from here https://www.autosparks.co.uk/

Thanks for suggestions folks. Nice work Blacburn. My welding is restricted to straight lines and on a bench, I dont think my skills are up to it. I have been looking at local fabricators/galvanising online ( I am in Poole Dorset) which I may contact if need be. I have had no reply from Ashtree...

Thaks for that. A difficult decision to make when it concerns lots of money. Like buying a house. I will make enquiries around . cheers Peter

Hi dag, How long ago did you have your work done? How long did it take them? I looked on Facebook and they had received some complaints etc (i know you cannot keep everyone happy) I have emailed Ashtree again last week, still no answer.. I may try Classic. cheers Peter

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Also this facebook page does'nt look very encouraging https://www.facebook.com/pg/Ashtree-Restoration-International-Limited-197295980336089/posts/?ref=page_internal

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Plenty of options there Thanks for the ideas guys.

This is one of the reasons I asked about reliable service. I know its a year old but it makes me think. https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/ashtree-landrover-international.312304/page-1

Hi folks, Is there anything special about the material used in the pedal box gaskets? I have some thin cork sheet. Would this be suitable to use? thanks Peter. (Just trying to save a few coppers)

I sent Ashtree an email Friday regarding price/leadtime etc ....no replies yet. cheers Peter

Hi This wil be a full restoration,

Hi folks I am in need of a bulkhead repair service, Anyone know of a reputable place in the south? I am in Poole Dorset. cheers Peter

Thanks for the help/advice guys. I will leave it for the time being. I have plenty of other parts to work on. Cheers Peter

Looking at The Landrover workshop manual says use tool 60000 to remove the arm. I suppose they must be right.

Hi folks, I am going to have a chat with a guy in the pub tonight who works in a garage to see if he has anything there My son who works in a garage forgot to check. In the meantime I bolted some plates to the legs of my Laser puller to stop it slippng off.. Full pressure again,lump hammer...

Thanks for the info guys. I will look into that. Although i am looking at the cost of a new part against the price of a tool to remove it. cheers Peter

No, that one is on the front. You cant miss the bolt. cheers Peter