Thread: Its Arrived At Last!

Nice!

You're a brave man, or very mechanically competent having such a vehicle in a developing nation though.

Still first impressions of Uganda were good when I passed through going to/from the DRC a couple of week back, particularly compared to PNG, so maybe not so brave in reality

Cheers

Steve

Originally Posted by Road Stone

Appear to have a loose connection issue with the rear camera, sometimes it works sometimes not!

Mine failed (it is common) and I replaced it with a 10 dollar one from ebay. Took a little bit of fiddling to make it fit, but it works better than the original.

Nice roof rack too.

I didn't know you could a rear ladder for the L322, where did you source it from if I may ask?

Yeah, that rack with ladder access looks the goods.

Hi Folks,


Thanks for the comments.


Range Rovers a plenty here in Kampala, 4 Indies and one "dealer". Quite a few L322's and an amazing number of L405's/Sports/Evoques/D3/D4's.


They all have diagnostics, and I have Hawkeye.


The rack is a genuine LR part. The ladder came from the US, company called Voyagerracks. Difficult to deal with and very slooooooooow!


However the ladder is made of the same tubular stuff as the rack just with an anti slip type paint job.


The main intention of the rack is to carry the second spare and jerry can when bush (up country, they call in here).


Heres a better view:





Just arrived from the container and dirty.


The DRC is more like PNG!


Cheers, Jerry

Is it possible to get some close up photos of the mounting points for the ladder?

Sweet looking truck

A couple of photos here...not perfect but a start,


Land Rover Discovery Series I Roof Racks


and they sell Wind Fairings too I note:


http://www.voyagerracks.com/VOYAGER_...D_FAIRINGS.htm


cheers

Originally Posted by chaybra

Is it possible to get some close up photos of the mounting points for the ladder?

Sweet looking truck

Yes I'll get a couple of images today.


To be honest, the ladder is very well made but the attaching appears to be a bit messy and sub standard.


You'll see what I mean.


Cheers, Jerry