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LEPRECHAUNS! - we're still saving for ours ...

Just had a look and it looks like us with video cameras and ability to put together videos regarding syncropendance are few and far
Rather lapse, considering ...
However there are some on youtube (syncropendance), they will be able to give you a 'feel' for the site.

Simpson, 2wd with rear diff lock - road tyres front, insa's rear. SP 2009

Never mind, Andrew there will always be a doka around to pick the freelander bits up...

Insurance!! Insurers seem to be quite keen on valuing your vehicle for what you paid for it and not for what it is worth now! The 6 obligatory pics and a quick written detail of what has been done seems to warrant a reduced valuation with regards some insurers... Apparently market research from a 'h...

Just a little note, not wanting to be out done, The Georgia and her pals have gone for the Guiness Book of Records conker collecting record.
Daily mail have been and taken pics tonight, local rag and radio 5 live, so now we are all bonkers.

Simon Baxter wrote:is that a coded message?

Not really, but the gearlinkage ball is knackered and the gear change shaft is worn - so in the context of 'camp' fire speak...

Probaly better than swearing about it! Beans on toast anyone? Friday night treat of spaghetti on toast...

Yay, well done Max.

Balls and shafts Pete!!!!

Been doing a bit of research So as to date: points are not applicable and will not be endorsed on a UK licence as said by dvla and police. Fine: This if not paid will be 'sold' to a debt recovery agency, again this makes it a civil matter and not a criminal matter, recovery of the fine is from small...

Gearbox touching bash plate ? Check this out, coz I had the exact same thing - horrible vibration at 1900 revs in 3rd and 4th (nowhere near as bad in 1st/2nd), particularly when accelerating through that band. Went away above 2000rpm, but still there a bit (if that makes sense). Bash plate looked v...

syncropaddy wrote:Revera es

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syncropaddy wrote:

PC52 wrote: Clutch is fine apart from the few miles Sharon shaved off of it in Germany.

There you go .... thats the problem!

Etiam , tamen ego eram secundus

Chapel Gate was hard enough for Russel and Andy to climb - well what we all photo'd from memory I think it got more challenging after the climb up.
On the point of a spotter - A good spotter can make a route defo so much more smooth without the 'little' arm movements.

Oh dear what a shame.
Anyway looking at the weather they may need the odd syncro or 2 to tug some vans off of the we t soggy campsite.