Using a Series Landrover as it was designed

[JDNSW]

First cold air mass of autumn heading this way, so got to work this afternoon.

John

[wrinklearthur]

Hi John

I've got my eye on a nice dry lot of white gum and black wattle, not far from home either.

That Landy is that a 2A 2.6?
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[vnx205]

Yes, try putting that lot in the back of a Discovery, Evoque or Range Rover. :p

[Bigbjorn]

I don't have to bother. Only this week I started to sleep under a sheet. Don't own a room heater of any description.

[Col.Coleman]

I don't have to bother. Only this week I started to sleep under a sheet. Don't own a room heater of any description.

Still covered in Fur and living in the trees?:wasntme:



:D:D:D

CC

[isuzurover]

So just a small load then JD?

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/

[JDNSW]

Hi John

I've got my eye on a nice dry lot of white gum and black wattle, not far from home either.

That Landy is that a 2A 2.6?
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No, 2.25 petrol. All ironbark.

John

[JDNSW]

So just a small load then JD?

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachments/series-2-2a/44966d1332515944-using-series-landrover-designed-firewood.jpg

No, one tank of fuel in the saw. Only less than a kilometre to carry it, and I am not as young as I used to be. One tank is about my limit these days. The other thing is that with ironbark (and the sandy soil) you have to sharpen the chain every tank.

John

[JDNSW]

I don't have to bother. Only this week I started to sleep under a sheet. Don't own a room heater of any description.

Yes, I know about Brisbane - lived there in the past, and was there only a month ago.

John

[Xtreme]

Thanks for reminding me John, we'll have to plan another trip and finish off those jobs we started last October - especially clearing the timber from the fenceline. ;)

I hope you're finding the power set-up in the shed a bit more convenient now.

[JDNSW]

Thanks for reminding me John, we'll have to plan another trip and finish off those jobs we started last October - especially clearing the timber from the fenceline. ;)

I hope you're finding the power set-up in the shed a bit more convenient now.

Any of you coming to do that are welcome to take back a load of firewood.

John

[chazza]

Yes, try putting that lot in the back of a Discovery, Evoque or Range Rover. :p

Well I can come come close to that - how does 1 ton of wood poles on a trailer behind my Disco sound?

Cheers Charlie

[digger]

Well I can come come close to that - how does 1 ton of wood poles on a trailer behind my Disco sound?

Cheers Charlie

sounds like a trailer, you can do that with a holden or a ford.....:twisted:

mind you their being poles may save you as its considered unusual to "pop" your windscreen to carry wood!:D