Quote: Blocksaway wrote in post #375

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Does it protect againest hail?

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Quote: Blocksaway wrote in post #375

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Does it protect againest hail?

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We will see it at the Pidley meet in white??

Hopefully

that BM looks tidy. will be nice to see the photos mate bet it look the dogs bit

Quote: Warriorbez wrote in post #373

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What's it costing out of interest??

And how long do they reckon it lasts with normal use?

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What did you have done ? The pink car>>>>>>

the top half of my pick up. black wrap instead of the blue it was originally.

So it is that time of the year where the l200 gets completely stripped and cleaned from its underside and gets undersealed!!!
So today the underbody protection was taken off, and the front bumper as it once again looks tatty and rusted, when i removed the plates there was mud compacted everywhere!!!!

at least you have some where to plant your tomato plants now , or looking at that potatoes lol

The worst part was there was actual living grass under there!!! Not sure how it was surviving without sun though

judging by your spotlights, what did you take your bumper off with ? a feckin spade ?
couldn't tell if that pic of all the mud was your undertray or warriorbez's back seats

The spotties are normally attached to the bumper so i had to take them off and ziptie them to the front grill

And yes that the underbody plate when i removed it :0

wow, you have been stealing the countryside, how long before you have your own hill?

Man alive! Imagine what that does to your fuel bill!

He doesn`t have to imagine very hard Luke, just watches the fuel gauge drooooooooop

Took the truck for a spin without the bumper and underpants and its a different beast!!!! Moves like stink

did that with the old truck B - thats why I`m not having a big bumper on the new one


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If it was my daily drive i would have been tempted to leave it off, but i only do like 5k miles a year in it now so it not tooooo bad

Those wraps weigh a ton...

so it has begun, today the engine oils and filter were changed and also the fuel filter. I also bought the drainplug and what a quality piece of kit!! going to make things much much easier

I need to get one of those plugs! How much was it?

I have one of those on my drain jetter, it was made using hydraulic hose - any Hydraulic place could make these for you... this is great on the jetter as the diesel engine is in the back of the van, the drain plug being right at the bottom in an "almost" impossible place to get to...... this was the plug I used to drain the oil for three years... until the guy at the workshop showed me the drain hose....

My van won't go rusty, it has loads of old oil sealing it!!

Quote: robl200 wrote in post #397

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I need to get one of those plugs! How much was it?

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Before going on holiday I went to my local dealer to enquire about oils for the gearboxes diffs etc as its well confusing... So they said bring us 3 empty oil containers and we will supply u all the oils for £60 quid .... That's so much cheaper than what I was getting on any site.... Today straight from the airport I went to my local dealer and oil was ready and they threw in all the gaskets woooohoooo.... So I did the rear diff the rest will be left for tomorrow..... What great service from ashby and man in Hinckley

Oh also the drain plug magnet was full of extremely small pieces of metal