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extreme-4x4 · 04-06-2009, 00:19

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Originally Posted by johnboy

good see a nice light hearted convo and i've spoke to more people here in 2 days than i have since i joined in febuary.

Now importantly. daved. annual income can be anywhere from £25-£35k a year depending on contracts season and which country's i visit to farm in. So more info please.

you'll be lucky... im the resident playboy

04-06-2009, 00:31

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Originally Posted by extreme-4x4

you'll be lucky... im the resident playboy

Lol time to move over and let the younger generation in.

extreme-4x4 · 04-06-2009, 00:35

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Originally Posted by johnboy

Lol time to move over and let the younger generation in.

thats so mean

04-06-2009, 00:35

God another thing how stuck up do i sound in this thread. anyway since i've chilled and to clear the air i'm normally pretty chilled out and easy goin so meah. anyway

extreme-4x4 · 04-06-2009, 00:37

to be honest..... quite stuck up, yes....

i thought it was a wind up this morning but it turned out a bloody good thread

Deleted account DD · 04-06-2009, 07:37

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Originally Posted by johnboy

Now importantly. daved. annual income can be anywhere from £25-£35k a year depending on contracts season and which country's i visit to farm in. So more info please.

I'll check see how much their current boyfriends are getting one of them may match you but you may have beaten the other

04-06-2009, 14:30

Pity.

Who's next lol

lacroupade · 04-06-2009, 15:53

Hello JB...now you seemed to have calmed down a bit

I've come to say hello and welcome mate!

Now tell me something, the ladies of Team Wales told me firmly not to bother with a petrol T2 as they drown as easy as buggery apparently....but yours seems quite happy underwater....apart from the snorkel, have you done owt else to it?

cheers

paul

makeitfit · 04-06-2009, 22:18

Dont know about JB but my old petrol ones were fine(well mainly

)
I just made sure all the seals were good like on the dizzy and had new leads allover etc.
I only blew the engine in the water cause I hammered it through a ford that was a bit deeper than the duck suggested!

Petrol ones are cheap as chips so not really an issue I dont think

I still prefer the petrol power band

but overall the deisel is less likely to be a prob in the wet

Terranosaurus · 04-06-2009, 22:23

Yes my old one was good in water too. Nissan fit a nice little boot on the coil and dizzy and the dizzy cap has a rubber 'O' ring seal too - everything you might have to do to a lesser vehicle (for lesser vehicle rad Rover V8) to keep them water proof has already been done.

extreme-4x4 · 04-06-2009, 22:25

well i recon petrol is not the thing if you do water.... nice for off roading but like the landy people ....... diesel if you do water or petrol if you want oommf

as a rule petrol landies dont go near water

scott301004 · 04-06-2009, 22:34

I just want one thats living and going but gonna start looking for a replacement I think

04-06-2009, 23:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by lacroupade

Hello JB...now you seemed to have calmed down a bit

I've come to say hello and welcome mate!

Now tell me something, the ladies of Team Wales told me firmly not to bother with a petrol T2 as they drown as easy as buggery apparently....but yours seems quite happy underwater....apart from the snorkel, have you done owt else to it?

cheers

paul

Nope. just the snorkel that was a diy from b&q and thats it. apart from siliconed the small vent in the air-box!!!! Not even done the breathers or owt. and goes like a train in the water lol

lacroupade · 04-06-2009, 23:28

Hmmmm a 2.4 is sounding more attractive!

makeitfit · 04-06-2009, 23:30

and they're cheap

04-06-2009, 22:18	#24
makeitfit Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: on the beach WEST WALES Vehicle: Maverick TDi BLACK mmm Posts: 15,136	Dont know about JB but my old petrol ones were fine(well mainly) I just made sure all the seals were good like on the dizzy and had new leads allover etc. I only blew the engine in the water cause I hammered it through a ford that was a bit deeper than the duck suggested! Petrol ones are cheap as chips so not really an issue I dont think I still prefer the petrol power band but overall the deisel is less likely to be a prob in the wet

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04-06-2009, 00:35	#19
johnboy Guest Posts: n/a	God another thing how stuck up do i sound in this thread. anyway since i've chilled and to clear the air i'm normally pretty chilled out and easy goin so meah. anyway

04-06-2009, 00:37	#20
extreme-4x4 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: WALES Posts: 6,295	to be honest..... quite stuck up, yes.... i thought it was a wind up this morning but it turned out a bloody good thread

04-06-2009, 14:30	#22
johnboy Guest Posts: n/a	Pity. Who's next lol

04-06-2009, 15:53	#23
lacroupade Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: All hail to the Glove of Love... Posts: 9,212	Hello JB...now you seemed to have calmed down a bit I've come to say hello and welcome mate! Now tell me something, the ladies of Team Wales told me firmly not to bother with a petrol T2 as they drown as easy as buggery apparently....but yours seems quite happy underwater....apart from the snorkel, have you done owt else to it? cheers paul

04-06-2009, 22:23	#25
Terranosaurus Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: YORKSHIRE Vehicle: 2001 2.7 TDi T2 SWB Posts: 4,077	Yes my old one was good in water too. Nissan fit a nice little boot on the coil and dizzy and the dizzy cap has a rubber 'O' ring seal too - everything you might have to do to a lesser vehicle (for lesser vehicle rad Rover V8) to keep them water proof has already been done.

04-06-2009, 22:25	#26
extreme-4x4 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: WALES Posts: 6,295	well i recon petrol is not the thing if you do water.... nice for off roading but like the landy people ....... diesel if you do water or petrol if you want oommf as a rule petrol landies dont go near water

04-06-2009, 22:34	#27
scott301004 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Burton on trent Vehicle: Range Rover DSE Posts: 242	I just want one thats living and going but gonna start looking for a replacement I think

04-06-2009, 23:28	#29
lacroupade Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: All hail to the Glove of Love... Posts: 9,212	Hmmmm a 2.4 is sounding more attractive!

04-06-2009, 23:30	#30
makeitfit Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: on the beach WEST WALES Vehicle: Maverick TDi BLACK mmm Posts: 15,136	and they're cheap