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Yup, I’ve had MTs fitted with this... polystyrene beads of some sort I believe. They guy who sold me the wheels and tyres was a tractor fitter and said it worked very well; it did.

I’ve had the top two and the earlier version of the Coopers. They are all quality tires. The BF Goodrich TAKO2 is an outstanding tyre that copes with snow and ice very well. I had all four fitted for £640. I found the General Grabbers the noisiest. Another to consider is the Yokohama...

Local FB info would allege that his BMW was giving it large to overtake an OAP. He then overlooked in the corner entering the bridge and twátted it good and proper. But that’s just idle gossip

That’s very nearly in Gunnislake. The lanes around Horsebridge were getting a battering today with the bridge being knackered. It’s turned into right old rat run.

@blue beasty might want to shuffle this into the ‘introduce yoursekf’ forum rather than Discovery?

Paignton Zoo’s just down the road.

Ahh, do they only drive discos there or is this thread open to anyone. It’s just that my Disco died and got carted off to Wiltshire (near Dorset but up a bit nearer to Stone Henge).

Never heard of it.

There was a van, but it wasn’t ‘The Hound of The Basketmeals’ was it? It used to be run by lovely man called Alan Smith, it was like a big van not a trailer... his home made burgers were great!

Me and big ears went over to Hound Tor in the last big flumo of snow too.

You probably arrived after me, I parked at Hound around 11 and was back around 4. There used to be a great burger / tea van at that car park, it was called The Hound of the Basketmeals, but sadly it’s gone now.

Ooo, what time were you there?

I live on the high moorland now, but have lived in many places in the county (except North Devon, that’s not even Devon is it..) I went to have a peep at a Disco down in Bovey recently, a right dog that wallowed like a pig in corners and dripped oil everywhere... wasnt a mate of yours, was it...

They int Devonshire though, them’s all bleddy ‘blow-ins’ from up the line.

We used to key up the roof with an angle grinder and lather it in Evostick before applying a black vinyl type insulation to our vehicles. It had bugger-all thermal value but did seem to hold back the condensation in winter. Subsequently, rolling off a Hercules, in to a ‘hotter climate’ it would...

You should try living in bleddy Totnes. Not only can you not move for tree huggers, they are clad in lurex tights, ludicrously flamboyant sweaters and pink hair. They will all know you, apparently, because they will have met you in a former life (although ley lines may come into the discussion)...

That’s the jobbie :oops: Ahhh but the OP has replaced fuel pressure regulator control valve. There isnt another one is there?

There is one fairly commonly problematic and inexpensive component - that seal on the high pressure side. @Nodge68 - what’s it called? It’s a pain to get the bloody thing out. But nonetheless could still be piddling into the wind

Well it was either that or a banana :oops:

I has had to eat a hotdog just to line me tummy for my night night painkillers. I had mustard on it.