Thread: Got my Series I SO bogged this morning - testing out my new bar tread 6.00x16s

Thought I had her out after the first pull with the tractor, but she got bogged again withing a few metres. Had to go back again and hook up and have another go.

Anyway - now it's out and it needs a bit of cleaning up. Reckon it'll be a job for the pressure sprayer

looks like you need one of those stickers that read

"Anyone can restore one,
It takes a real man to get it dirty again"

Hi there David...

Nice pictures - good to see the old trucks being used for what they were designed for OFFROAD not ONROAD.

Also nice to finally meet in person the other night at the Club Meeting.

All the best

Wayne

Hi there Wayne - nice to finally put a face to the name, as you say.

I like to take it off road and see what the old ones can do compared to the new ones. I went through the same creek in my Disco 1 earlier in the week and got through, but that had twin diff locks engaged and I think coils give you more of a chance than the leaf springs.

It is a work in progress. Next things on the list are to rebuild the carbie, find a choke cable, and sort out one of the front brake drums which is binding.

Cheers

Originally Posted by spudboy

..... find a choke cable, and sort out one of the front brake drums which is binding.

Cheers

Lovely vehicle, spudboy - it looks sweet with the right tyres on too

One place that might be able to help you get what you need is the Series One shop in Newry, Victoria.....

Land Rover Parts from 1948 - 1958 Series One Landrover Parts - I 1

As for the brake drums binding - Arhhhhhh - the terror - I hope your backing plates are on the right side .....

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/series-i-l...um-brakes.html

Hm,
S.A., driest state in the driest continent?

cheers

ps thanks for posting

Looks like I might need to come around and try that crossing with my Rangie...

Nicely done!
She's a beaut vehicle too and still doing what she was made to do.
Thanks for the pics!