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| AndrewS Member Since: 10 Apr 2007 Location: Hereford Posts: 3707   
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I suppose its horses for courses. I made a rear diff guard to go on the D3 when we did the Desert Storm Challenge. Not sure that I would need it or not but played safe and fitted it anyway. This is what it looked like when we got back. As you can see it did its job. I remember driving down a 6ft dune, all of a sudden the car lifted and there was a nasty scraping sound from under the car. I had dislodged a massive rock hidden in the sand, basically the car rolled the rock down the dune, there was no damage to the underside of the vehicle as all the protection did its job.
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21st Apr 2010 9:20am |
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| jammyk Member Since: 15 Feb 2010 Location: Brackley Posts: 13 
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Left / Right... well spotted! I can be noticed by my sitting on the cubby box while driving  ignorance is bliss... |
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22nd Apr 2010 9:59am |
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My right knee is against the door | alantd Member Since: 14 Dec 2008 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 1513 
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 I just assumed you were facing backwards in your seat  One that started out as a 2.4 TDCi 110 XS
+ New Defender 110 First Edition |
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22nd Apr 2010 4:27pm |
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| discocuzzy Member Since: 16 Jul 2008 Location: surrey Posts: 1200 
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I fitted an anti chick tune connector to the stereo, stops my ears being subjected to euro disco pop and pop idol winners crap! You cannot teach stupid people to do clever things
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22nd Apr 2010 4:41pm |
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| discocuzzy Member Since: 16 Jul 2008 Location: surrey Posts: 1200
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I fitted an anti chick tune connector to the stereo, stops my ears being subjected to euro disco pop and pop idol winners crap! You cannot teach stupid people to do clever things
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22nd Apr 2010 4:42pm |
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| leeds Member Since: 28 Dec 2009 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 8578
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Well we can supply them  Currently not on our website as that is a ongoing project. (Just like Land Rovers  )
They are made by WVA Holdings whose factory is 2 miles away from where we live. I got the last one off their shelves this morning for another Defender2 forum user. They have another batch being manufactured as I saw the basic components on some pallets today. The rear 2" Receiver comes with the drop plate. The recovery billet which you shove a shackle through is separate. Unfortunately not on their price list and I forgot to ask today. Will do the next time I am Will be back to factory either late tomorrow or on Monday to pick up some other stuff. If you or anyone else is interested drop me a line. If you ever want any of the heavy metal items you can save carriage by preordering them and picking them up from one of the Land Rover shows HTH Brendan |
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22nd Apr 2010 6:35pm |
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| TallPaul Member Since: 28 Aug 2007 Location: Nr Reading Posts: 270
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Thanks leeds, i need to buy a Defender before bolt on bits, bit I am making a list
Your website needs lots more pics |
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22nd Apr 2010 7:57pm |
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| double cab happy Member Since: 01 Jun 2009 Location: merseyside Posts: 573 
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looking at those 2" reciever hitches leeds, what are your's and anyone else's opinions on them working with a winch tray, i'm sure you get the idea one winch front or back or inside, away from the elements?
will this be a can of worms???????? |
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22nd Apr 2010 10:17pm |
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| leeds Member Since: 28 Dec 2009 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 8578
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Hi Tall Paul
This is not Brendan - him of landrover knowledge replying This is Barbara - webmistress (where is the stockings and sussys and whip smiley) the website is happening and will have lots of photos, how-to's etc, but I do have a day job too.  Having said that I am a kitten really and would appreciate constructive comments on the site.
I did try to register to post this in my own name but the site just wouldn't let me. Barbara |
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22nd Apr 2010 11:17pm |
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| leeds Member Since: 28 Dec 2009 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 8578
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Well DCH the manufacturers of these 2" receivers also make a winch tray to go onto the receiver. Have seen it on their shelves. They have equipped a vehicle with front, rear and side receivers. So yes it does work. You could either mount a Anderson connector front and rear and run 35mm2 cable back to battery via an isolator switch. Alternative is Anderson connector on battery box and have long leads attached to the winch. If you want more details/prices give me a shout Brendan |
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22nd Apr 2010 11:48pm |
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| TallPaul Member Since: 28 Aug 2007 Location: Nr Reading Posts: 270
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webmistress - will send you an email, comments mainly directed at blog
 Disco 3 gone but the memory of the bills remain...
XS 110 Utility maybe one day..... (did they fix the quality yet?) |
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23rd Apr 2010 11:40am |
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| mick Member Since: 08 Feb 2010 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 2109 
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Had a look at this on sun just wondered if its road legal knowing what stopid laws are around these days Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated  |
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10th May 2010 10:07pm |
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| leeds Member Since: 28 Dec 2009 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 8578
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Matthew Sykes (website HERE) who is an MOT inspector plus YORC chief scrutineer has done some work on our Puma and certainly would have pulled me for anything illegal on our vehicle. The receiver protrudes slightly more then normal due to a minor bump prior to fitting it.
Am calling in at the manufacturers during the week so will check with them. I doubt that WVA would knowingly sell items which are illegal on the UK roads HTH Brendan |
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10th May 2010 10:31pm |
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| mick Member Since: 08 Feb 2010 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 2109
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Thats good to know thanks for response
will be good for launching a boat. |
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10th May 2010 10:35pm |
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