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cheers mark & dazza, lot more practicle that the 90 :o i'm sure it boils down to personel preferance, but i've tried and looked hard to see what all the fuss is about with landrover, and there's nothing that stands out, exept the price, time, and maintance to keep and landrover on the road.

 

keep ya rust buckets :good: but if i ever get stuck :stupid: gis a tug

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WOW, big picture, about right for a landy tho, sorry darren mc just got shut of one. for what they cost to buy, and maintain there pants. i've also learned there not reliable either, there what you would call a rolling rebuild, hobby if you like. :good:

 

nice jeep

 

got one best thing since sliced bread

 

nice motor pigeonbasher1 :stupid:

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this is mine, great tools for shooting, not the easiest to shoot out of with a rifle while lamping though, I've a frame sits on the sunroof and you stand on the passenger seat. With a shottie the same position is awesome lovely and high and the roof holds you in well

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anyone who owns a TDX theres a roof rack on ebay which is very cheap at the minute, there also like hens teeth. last one i saw went for �233 xmas day.

 

 

you have to cut them to remove the sunroof though as I've found out :stupid:

 

i now have a modified 3/4 length

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this is mine, great tools for shooting, not the easiest to shoot out of with a rifle while lamping though, I've a frame sits on the sunroof and you stand on the passenger seat. With a shottie the same position is awesome lovely and high and the roof holds you in well

 

Shoot of the wing mirror, they have the best position for shooting of that I have used just wedge something soft between the mirror and the door frame to rest on ( I use half a kitchen roll :good: )

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this is mine, great tools for shooting, not the easiest to shoot out of with a rifle while lamping though, I've a frame sits on the sunroof and you stand on the passenger seat. With a shottie the same position is awesome lovely and high and the roof holds you in well

 

Shoot of the wing mirror, they have the best position for shooting of that I have used just wedge something soft between the mirror and the door frame to rest on ( I use half a kitchen roll :blink: )

 

 

I do the same i have a bag with rice in it nice and soft and not to heavy sits between wing mirror and door frame and is great for a rifle rest... :blink:

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You didn't need the helper springs for the horse box then Decroyffe ?

 

 

 

 

LB

 

hiya LB, didn't need the heavy duty springs for the box, looked at the technical spec in the manual, and it states 3500kg breaked towing capacity :blink: Quite a bit of gerth in the low end of the box so i'll see how it go's. :blink:

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this is mine, great tools for shooting, not the easiest to shoot out of with a rifle while lamping though, I've a frame sits on the sunroof and you stand on the passenger seat. With a shottie the same position is awesome lovely and high and the roof holds you in well

 

Shoot of the wing mirror, they have the best position for shooting of that I have used just wedge something soft between the mirror and the door frame to rest on ( I use half a kitchen roll :good: )

 

 

I do the same i have a bag with rice in it nice and soft and not to heavy sits between wing mirror and door frame and is great for a rifle rest... :whistling:

 

 

its fine if you don't have much to shoot at but for rabbiting its a bit tricky as the driver is the only one sitting right and that means passing the rifle in and out more than I like. Still the frame on the roof works pretty well.

 

On the other note you shouldn't need helper springs with the horsebox, mine tows an Ifor fine though I have upgraded the rear springs. Milner off road are great for most fourtrack spares

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