advantages of a 110 over a rover or disco

**85 county** · 5th June 2015, 10:29 PM

after school today. coles carpark,

another kids from my boys class was in the car park with his mum, we know each other and the boys wanted to swap POKEMON cards ( sheesh) so i left him with her and raced into coles.

come out and there are 5 boys on the roof rack and 3 mom's screaming at there kids to get down.

that's not the fun bit

6 cars down was a pootroll, with a boy and a girl also from the same school, jumping up and down on the roof, monkey see monkey do.

i didn't realise pootroll roofs are so thin??? TONK!!!

i do not approve of the sort of language that pootroll drives use on the children.

**bob10** · 6th June 2015, 06:57 AM

Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

You mean like the look on your face when a disco sport makes the cape?

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I guess it depends which track you take, but I knew a bloke who took a Combi van to the Cape. [ He had the photos to back it up.] Kind of deflating, in a way. Bob

**carlschmid2002** · 6th June 2015, 01:13 PM

Originally Posted by bob10

I guess it depends which track you take, but I knew a bloke who took a Combi van to the Cape. [ He had the photos to back it up.] Kind of deflating, in a way. Bob

A few years ago Mazda did a trip up there with a few journos in Mazda 6s. If you stick to the Development Road its not hard. I think they had some rally style tyres and that is all.

**benji** · 6th June 2015, 04:19 PM

The best thing out owning one would be the ability to plough a paddock with the diff center wouldn't it.....hissssssss

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**85 county** · 6th June 2015, 05:15 PM

Originally Posted by benji

The best thing out owning one would be the ability to plough a paddock with the diff center wouldn't it.....hissssssss

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not if you know how to shave down under, so how hairy is your life partner??

**steane** · 6th June 2015, 07:04 PM

You can pull the transmission tunnel out in about 10 minutes.

Or at least I can as I've now done it four times in 6 weeks

. Currently down at PCB for the fourth attempt (Peter's first attempt) to put an input seal in the TC without it leaking afterwards.

I'd almost contemplate swapping the 110 for a Disco about now

Not really

**LandyAndy** · 6th June 2015, 07:57 PM

Being a Defender owner,one never has to worry about shaving their knuckles

I often worry about hair on my knuckles,doesnt look right whilst sipping latte

Andrew

**85 county** · 6th June 2015, 08:00 PM

Originally Posted by steane

You can pull the transmission tunnel out in about 10 minutes.

Or at least I can as I've now done it four times in 6 weeks

. Currently down at PCB for the fourth attempt (Peter's first attempt) to put an input seal in the TC without it leaking afterwards.

I'd almost contemplate swapping the 110 for a Disco about now

Not really

is this the seal between GB and TC??

**steane** · 6th June 2015, 08:32 PM

Originally Posted by 85 county

is this the seal between GB and TC??

Correct, the one in the TC. GB side seems to be okay.

GB and TC are rebuild Ashcroft items. Their seal leaked along with two others since.

**bee utey** · 6th June 2015, 08:45 PM

Originally Posted by steane

Correct, the one in the TC. GB side seems to be okay.

GB and TC are rebuild Ashcroft items. Their seal leaked along with two others since.

I'm assuming you used two guide pins (M10 x 150 headless bolts) to prevent seal damage from contacting the splines on the way in?

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