Newly Purchased MY15 110 - trip home from Dubbo

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Originally Posted by PAT303

The make makes no difference,I've used Terrafirma,Britpart,one type that arrived in clear plastic bags with no name,all have done enough miles on defenders to convince me there's nothing in it,just buy what ever you can get and a teaspoon of grease under the cap twice a year and your set.They aren't $30 anymore either because of the dollar,their $40-45 each and neither of my defenders have gaskets or goo and neither leaks,if you have steelies you don't even need to take the wheels off. Pat

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Ok, will organise, are we talking rear only, or front as Well?

This is what I fitted...
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Originally Posted by YOLO110

Pat, is this what you are talking about?

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I am a bit :confused:

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Mate thats the diff drive flange,go back on the site and do a search for axle drive member,you'll find the cast crapping originals and then the steel aftermarket ones with the screw on cap.We call them axle flanges,the Brits call them axle drive members. Pat

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Originally Posted by AndyG

Ok, will organise, are we talking rear only, or front as Well?

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Four. Pat

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Originally Posted by tact

This is what I fitted...
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Too exxy. Pat

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Originally Posted by PAT303

Mate thats the diff drive flange,go back on the site and do a search for axle drive member,you'll find the cast crapping originals and then the steel aftermarket ones with the screw on cap.We call them axle flanges,the Brits call them axle drive members. Pat

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Easier on fleabay ...


Land Rover Defender "Terrafirma" Heavy Duty Axle Drive Member`94 ON TF859 | eBay

Winning awards at the Landy Expo I see ;)

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Originally Posted by Andrew86

Winning awards at the Landy Expo I see ;)

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Yep - how lucky was that!

I woke up this morning and decided to give it a good wash as I thought it would be nice to have it all shiney for people to see.

We went out to Camden and planned to spend the morning there. We arrived and got a great warm welcome. We had a look around and checked out the vendors that were there and grabbed a coffee. We came back to where the Defenders were parked and looked at all of them. We noticed some had won the 'Show N Shine Winner' award. I didn't have one on my windscreen and that was oK.

We then went and grabbed a Pizza from the vendor on site - I went and joined the LROC and then we called it a day.

Walked back to the car and to my delight we had one on the winscreen the 'Show N Shine Winner' for Puma 110.

So thrilled - I had washed it when I got back from Dubbo due to the bugs all over the windscreen and grill - this morning was really just a quick once over as it got rained on Saturday and was dusty.

Here is a photo of the car and the happy owner.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/09/200.jpg

I should also add that I met some really nice people out there - the other Defender owners were very complimentry and I had a good chat with a few of them.

I really get that Defender people are really nice people and like other Defenders!

Pity we didn't plan to spend more time out there - it was a nice place to sit around and chat with the people looking at the cars.

Cheers,
Col.

Looks an absolute treat out in the sunshine, well done!

I hope there's a similar event in Western Australia sometime, it sounds like a great day out.

Cheers:)