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  1. 28th November 2016, 08:26 PM #1
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    Td5 Defender 110 Station Wagon COG

    Hello all.

    Can anybody tell me where the balance point/COG is on a 110 Td5 Defender Sation Wagon is?

    How far rearward of the front axle would be good or anything else really.

    I've just bought a hoist and want to work out where to set it in the shed as I have limited room front/rear of vehicle.

    Thanks all.
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    depending on load out and accessories is just a little forwards of the B pillar.


    draining and removing the fuel tank, removing the spare and rear seats puts it about in the center of the drivers seat.

    the best hoisting points for a 110/130 are the radius arm mounts on the chassis.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    depending on load out and accessories is just a little forwards of the B pillar.


    draining and removing the fuel tank, removing the spare and rear seats puts it about in the center of the drivers seat.

    the best hoisting points for a 110/130 are the radius arm mounts on the chassis.
    Thanks Dave. Just what I want to know.
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