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Old 02-12-2010, 21:18   #16
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er no front pigtail is for h/d recovery. what look like rings at rear for tie down
are also h/d for recovery, ideally with a bridle strap between 'em.

possible front piggy lost or not fitted as can interfere with bull bar mounting.

would suggest for dragging onto a flat bed, part of the lower a frame would do
afterall some bull bars have 50 mm balls mounted for shunting trailers etc.

after that imagine could get a strap round IFS sub frame. looked at that on
an ambulance yesterday but the strap in tension would have ripped his
spoiler/bumper/bib off, or atleast damaged it.

Pete has it always had that bolted bar across bottom of a frame just under
plastic bumper? reckon could use that ideally very close to chassis rail
mounts or even round the the tube just as it starts to go up.
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Old 02-12-2010, 23:15   #17
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er no front pigtail is for h/d recovery. what look like rings at rear for tie down
are also h/d for recovery, ideally with a bridle strap between 'em.

possible front piggy lost or not fitted as can interfere with bull bar mounting.

would suggest for dragging onto a flat bed, part of the lower a frame would do
afterall some bull bars have 50 mm balls mounted for shunting trailers etc.

after that imagine could get a strap round IFS sub frame. looked at that on
an ambulance yesterday but the strap in tension would have ripped his
spoiler/bumper/bib off, or atleast damaged it.

Pete has it always had that bolted bar across bottom of a frame just under
plastic bumper? reckon could use that ideally very close to chassis rail
mounts or even round the the tube just as it starts to go up.

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bolted bar , is my atf cooler
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Old 02-12-2010, 23:23   #18
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that
bolted bar , is my atf cooler


err ok, well round a bar tube then at bottom to reduce leverage

gonna make a strap under the i/c to the sub frame iffy too.

tbh mate big cooler great, location poor, if destroys virtually all
future recovery prospects.

perhaps a hole thru bumper, make shift towing eye, even permenant
mount be better.
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Old 02-12-2010, 23:27   #19
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that
bolted bar , is my atf cooler


err ok, well round a bar tube then at bottom to reduce leverage

gonna make a strap under the i/c to the sub frame iffy too.

tbh mate big cooler great, location poor, if destroys virtually all
future recovery prospects.

perhaps a hole thru bumper, make shift towing eye, even permenant
mount be better.
the reason it has that big atf cooler is the previous owners fitted a manual rad ... which was the cause of the gearbox going bang .. so now i have a manual rad with a atf cooler from a 4 litre rangerover .... cos i cant find a mistral auto rad ..... hope that explains things
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it is a daft place to put an oil cooler if i am honest

just think if you are on a country road and you hut a rock their goes all your gearbox oil

would have been better to put it where the number plate is so it was out the way
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it is a daft place to put an oil cooler if i am honest

just think if you are on a country road and you hut a rock their goes all your gearbox oil
see above karl
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see above karl
just saw that so i edited it out lol
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