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New brakes for my beloved disco! Fronts are undersized, so decided to upgrade them a bit to boost stopping power. And keeping everything in tip top shape for this fight for the hand controls! https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...4ac270eb39.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...4720d71aa3.jpg
A bale of lucerne in the back? Oh the ignominy for a Land Rover[bigsad]
It's cheaper than window tint and easier to replace, Dave. [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by Hogarthde
Must admit, I love the smell of good lucerne fodder .
You would have carted plenty ex Darling Downs i presume Ian.
4 bales of Lucerne infact! Hate carting hay in there but horse life hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Hogarthde
Never off the Downs, Dave. I used to buy up to a couple of pallets in Ipswich, space dependent in the dry van, for resale in Normanton.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hogarthde
Carted more than a few loads of crappy hay off the Atherton Tableland to Lockyer Valley. It was a last resort backload, needing tarps to be tightened every couple of hours.
It might also be a great insulator against the cabin overheating.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
That is exactly the sort of thing Landrovers were invented for!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hogarthde
Agree John, that is what Mr. Wilks had in mind, I suppose I should have found a tongue in cheek emoji ......I realised after I might get a rap across the knuckles.
On our farm in Tassie ,after the Clydesdales, dad had a ‘52 Landrover that did everything , discing, seeding ,mowing, sawmill,spraying with a 44 of DDT in the back, than a rudimentary clean before town once a fortnight .
Now days I have a Landmark, that cost more than all dad’s farms and four LandRovers ,put together , and that gets treated just like Epicdragon’s , I hope she understood.
dave
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Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
Not to mention, if the hunger pains set in while driving you've got it made already.[smilebigeye]