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snow Lieutenant
Posts : 1689 Join date : 2009-07-03 Age : 36 Location : brighton
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:12 am | |
| - Alane wrote:
- Anyhoo
That grinding noise turned out to be a completely shot wheel bearing. Being sorted at the mo, phew!! phew thats good news!!! - jack wrote:
thats what i was thinking. steam clean and a waxoil coat once the tank goes in. £60 for a fuel tank... go to love ye thats the best thing, cheap parts!!! easy to fix!!! waxoil is the best stuff ever!!! but i hate puttin it on!!!!! | |
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jjakajmr Lieutenant
Posts : 1098 Join date : 2009-08-09 Age : 70 Location : Kent
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:02 pm | |
| I started writing a kit list and managed to get to 10 pages!!!! I have narrowed this down to three pages and will have to put a limit to size of backpack etc. I am not sure it will all fit in the back! However it got me thinking off roof rack and the pro's and cons of fitting one. Anyone any input for and against? Ta! | |
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jjakajmr Lieutenant
Posts : 1098 Join date : 2009-08-09 Age : 70 Location : Kent
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:11 pm | |
| Anyway this is the list it still needs work I am sure I have missed some stuff and sure there is stuff we don't need but it is a start!! Enjoy!!
Shelter Cooking Tent Large water jug & water bucket Tablecloth/thumb tacks/clips Ground sheet/tarp Cooler Plastic crockery Extra pegs Thermos x 2 Plastic ware Tarp/poles/rope/stake Stove with fuel/propane Washing up liquid Axe or hammer Matches/lighter Heavy-duty aluminum foil Dust pan/brush Charcoal Paper towels Campfire grill/BBQ grill Rubbish bags Bedding Firestarters/newspaper Clothes pegs Potholders/oven mitts Cooking oil Sleeping bag Pots and frying pans with lids Containers for food Blankets Veg peeler/can opener Fire starters/newspaper Pillow Cook utensils-spatula, knife, etc. Tablecloth/thumb tacks/clips Air mattress +kit mat Tongs Plates & bowls/paper plates Air Pump Skewers/grill forks Plastic ware Utility bags for storage Heavy-duty aluminium foil Washing up liquid Folding table Mugs Mixing bowl Cutting board Dish rags/towels Clothes pegs Ziplock bags Scrub pad/brillo cooking oill Dish pan Seasonings/sugar/condiments Food containers Dish rags/towels Pen & paper Miscellaneous Flashlight/batteries Hand wipes Sunscreen/chapstick Pocket knife Drinks/snacks Lantern with fuel/mantles Plastic grocery bags Small sewing kit Extra batteries/bulbs Binoculars Fire extinguisher Compass/GPS Rope/clothes line Hot chocolate/tea bags/coffee Candles Canteen/water bottle/coffee pot Scissors Whistle Bunge cords/straps Watch Water filters Cards/games/toys Maps guide books Saw/Axe Duct tape/electrical tape Lantern pole Books/magazines) Notepad/pen Marshmallows! Candles Cell phone/charger Maps/directions 2-way radios Misc. tools Small shovel Backpack/fanny pack Safety pins Radio Money/ID/credit card Camp chairs Travel alarm clock Sunglasses Work gloves First aid kit Umbrella Tissues First Aid First aid manual Personal medications Triangular bandages Roll bandages Misc. Band Aides/bandages Adhesive tape Anti-acids Antiseptic wipes Antibiotic cream Sterile gauze pads Aspirin/Ibuprofen/ Cotton swabs Hydrogen Peroxide Tweezers Bandages Safety pins Sunburn lotion Scissors Burn ointment Bee sting kit Eye drops Tyre pump Sinus medications Heat/cold packs Tyre gauge Tissues Small flashlight Extra fluids: brake/engine/hydraulic Bug repellant Latex gloves Belts: fan etc Sunscreen Antibacterial soap Master/slave cylinder repair kit for brakes and clutch Notepad/pen Thermometer Leak sealants for oil and water Sterile compresses Coins for emergency Glass fibre kit Personal information/contact Antibiotic soap A dual battery system Plastic bags Butterfly bandages Assorted nuts and bolts Small bottle of water Twine Self-tapping screws Blanket Mole skin for blisters Torch Other personal needs Road flares Fire extinguisher Nail clippers Tyre fix Vehicle Add. Fuel Spanners, screwdriver 2 x 5 Gallon Water Bottles Insurance Extra jack Sparkplug remover Oil Jack pads(1/2inx1ftsq) Pliers Power Steering Fluid Tyre levers (2ft) Hacksaw Spare Windshield Wipers Tyre valve cores and removal tool/cap Hammer Spare Tyre(s) Repair kit ( tubeless) Instant gasket Cd’s (Music) Spare tube/tyre Jump leads Wash Cloth Fuel pump or kit Tie wire and electrical wire Fuses / duct tape Ignition spares Spark plugs Personal Jack Flip flops hat Towels/washcloth Sleeping Bag x 4 sweatshirt Soap in plastic case/shampoo Travel Pillows x 4 underwear Tooth brush/tooth paste Sleeping Mat x 4 sleep clothes Deodorant Large Camping Tarp rain gear Comb/brush Camping Chairs x 4 swinsuit/towel Razor Battery Lantern (Extra Batteries) laundry bag Backpack 40 litres x 4 Jeans/pants/belt Other personal items Shorts Personal medications,take extra Compass for Co-Driver T-shirts Toilet paper Detailed European Map socks Other personal items Penknife x 2 Day Pack (8 Ltr) Personal medications,take extra Torches (Extra Batteries) x 2 1 Ltr Water Bottles x 4 Rolls of Toilet Paper x 4 Food Cooler (15-25 gallon - 60 - 100 Ltr approx Mosquito Spray x 2 Fire-Extinguisher Food Bag (Snacks) List of Mechanics/Body Shops on Route W/Contact Info) Camera x 2 (2 Spare Charged Batts) Gas BBQ (Extra Cylinders) Large Flask (1 x coffee, 1 x tea) Radio + (Batts) Spare Euros (Currency) Bottles of Sunscreen Waterproof matches Travel Itinerary (Place Times Arriving & Departing W/Route Map) x 4 Wash Kit (Incl. Shampoo) Cig lighters x 2 List of Contact Phone Numbers of Help 4 Heroes Personnel x 4 Box Small Bin Liners Rolls of Toilet Paper x 4 Washing up liquid Fire-Extinguisher Cards/Backgammon CB Camera x 2 (2 Spare Charged Batts) Laptop Wireless | |
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BOFA Bill Lieutenant
Posts : 1853 Join date : 2009-06-24 Age : 114 Location : Poole, Dorset
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:15 pm | |
| Good question. I sugest that ye write smaller that way it willnae look as much and save on trees. Anyways, roof rack? I use one. I haiv a halfords roof box thingy. A god send on last years rally. The tent was at the edge so first oot, then the bed area, bed, etc etc. All in order of use. That was ace when it was wet on arival at the camp site. We also kept bottled water up ther oot the way. I will be using it again this year. Personally I think that the extra fuel used was worth it for ease of set up at the camp sites. I also take one of me rear seats oot and replace it with a fridge. Luxury of a Landie
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BOFA Bill Lieutenant
Posts : 1853 Join date : 2009-06-24 Age : 114 Location : Poole, Dorset
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:20 pm | |
| See, type smaller, disnae look as muchy noo - jjakajmr wrote:
- Anyway this is the list it still needs work I am sure I have missed some stuff and sure there is stuff we don't need but it is a start!! Enjoy!!
Shelter Cooking Tent Large water jug & water bucket Tablecloth/thumb tacks/clips Ground sheet/tarp Cooler Plastic crockery Extra pegs Thermos x 2 Plastic ware Tarp/poles/rope/stake Stove with fuel/propane Washing up liquid Axe or hammer Matches/lighter Heavy-duty aluminum foil Dust pan/brush Charcoal Paper towels Campfire grill/BBQ grill Rubbish bags Bedding Firestarters/newspaper Clothes pegs Potholders/oven mitts Cooking oil Sleeping bag Pots and frying pans with lids Containers for food Blankets Veg peeler/can opener Fire starters/newspaper Pillow Cook utensils-spatula, knife, etc. Tablecloth/thumb tacks/clips Air mattress +kit mat Tongs Plates & bowls/paper plates Air Pump Skewers/grill forks Plastic ware Utility bags for storage Heavy-duty aluminium foil Washing up liquid Folding table Mugs Mixing bowl Cutting board Dish rags/towels Clothes pegs Ziplock bags Scrub pad/brillo cooking oill Dish pan Seasonings/sugar/condiments Food containers Dish rags/towels Pen & paper Miscellaneous Flashlight/batteries Hand wipes Sunscreen/chapstick Pocket knife Drinks/snacks Lantern with fuel/mantles Plastic grocery bags Small sewing kit Extra batteries/bulbs Binoculars Fire extinguisher Compass/GPS Rope/clothes line Hot chocolate/tea bags/coffee Candles Canteen/water bottle/coffee pot Scissors Whistle Bunge cords/straps Watch Water filters Cards/games/toys Maps guide books Saw/Axe Duct tape/electrical tape Lantern pole Books/magazines) Notepad/pen Marshmallows! Candles Cell phone/charger Maps/directions 2-way radios Misc. tools Small shovel Backpack/fanny pack Safety pins Radio Money/ID/credit card Camp chairs Travel alarm clock Sunglasses Work gloves First aid kit Umbrella Tissues First Aid First aid manual Personal medications Triangular bandages Roll bandages Misc. Band Aides/bandages Adhesive tape Anti-acids Antiseptic wipes Antibiotic cream Sterile gauze pads Aspirin/Ibuprofen/ Cotton swabs Hydrogen Peroxide Tweezers Bandages Safety pins Sunburn lotion Scissors Burn ointment Bee sting kit Eye drops Tyre pump Sinus medications Heat/cold packs Tyre gauge Tissues Small flashlight Extra fluids: brake/engine/hydraulic Bug repellant Latex gloves Belts: fan etc Sunscreen Antibacterial soap Master/slave cylinder repair kit for brakes and clutch Notepad/pen Thermometer Leak sealants for oil and water Sterile compresses Coins for emergency Glass fibre kit Personal information/contact Antibiotic soap A dual battery system Plastic bags Butterfly bandages Assorted nuts and bolts Small bottle of water Twine Self-tapping screws Blanket Mole skin for blisters Torch Other personal needs Road flares Fire extinguisher Nail clippers Tyre fix Vehicle Add. Fuel Spanners, screwdriver 2 x 5 Gallon Water Bottles Insurance Extra jack Sparkplug remover Oil Jack pads(1/2inx1ftsq) Pliers Power Steering Fluid Tyre levers (2ft) Hacksaw Spare Windshield Wipers Tyre valve cores and removal tool/cap Hammer Spare Tyre(s) Repair kit ( tubeless) Instant gasket Cd’s (Music) Spare tube/tyre Jump leads Wash Cloth Fuel pump or kit Tie wire and electrical wire Fuses / duct tape Ignition spares Spark plugs Personal Jack Flip flops hat Towels/washcloth Sleeping Bag x 4 sweatshirt Soap in plastic case/shampoo Travel Pillows x 4 underwear Tooth brush/tooth paste Sleeping Mat x 4 sleep clothes Deodorant Large Camping Tarp rain gear Comb/brush Camping Chairs x 4 swinsuit/towel Razor Battery Lantern (Extra Batteries) laundry bag Backpack 40 litres x 4 Jeans/pants/belt Other personal items Shorts Personal medications,take extra Compass for Co-Driver T-shirts Toilet paper Detailed European Map socks Other personal items Penknife x 2 Day Pack (8 Ltr) Personal medications,take extra Torches (Extra Batteries) x 2 1 Ltr Water Bottles x 4 Rolls of Toilet Paper x 4 Food Cooler (15-25 gallon - 60 - 100 Ltr approx Mosquito Spray x 2 Fire-Extinguisher Food Bag (Snacks) List of Mechanics/Body Shops on Route W/Contact Info) Camera x 2 (2 Spare Charged Batts) Gas BBQ (Extra Cylinders) Large Flask (1 x coffee, 1 x tea) Radio + (Batts) Spare Euros (Currency) Bottles of Sunscreen Waterproof matches Travel Itinerary (Place Times Arriving & Departing W/Route Map) x 4 Wash Kit (Incl. Shampoo) Cig lighters x 2 List of Contact Phone Numbers of Help 4 Heroes Personnel x 4 Box Small Bin Liners Rolls of Toilet Paper x 4 Washing up liquid Fire-Extinguisher Cards/Backgammon CB Camera x 2 (2 Spare Charged Batts) Laptop Wireless | |
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jjakajmr Lieutenant
Posts : 1098 Join date : 2009-08-09 Age : 70 Location : Kent
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:33 pm | |
| Thanks Bill I can get a smaller rack now!! | |
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BOFA Bill Lieutenant
Posts : 1853 Join date : 2009-06-24 Age : 114 Location : Poole, Dorset
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:53 pm | |
| It certainly made our life easier so recommend using one. specially when the fridge is keeping the beer cool.
what I will say also is that if you get a box is to try it oot, pack and unpack to see what suits ye the best for ease of use. | |
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snow Lieutenant
Posts : 1689 Join date : 2009-07-03 Age : 36 Location : brighton
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Wed Sep 09, 2009 7:20 pm | |
| ive decided i might take a whole spare 90 with me lol, saves on taking lots of spares lols
id suggest that all pajs and jeeps take two extra vechiles :-) | |
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sycopaff Sergeant
Posts : 441 Join date : 2009-08-13 Age : 39 Location : isle of wight
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Fri Sep 11, 2009 8:27 pm | |
| - snow wrote:
- ive decided i might take a whole spare 90 with me lol, saves on taking lots of spares lols
id suggest that all pajs and jeeps take two extra vechiles :-) What to help towing? | |
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snow Lieutenant
Posts : 1689 Join date : 2009-07-03 Age : 36 Location : brighton
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Fri Sep 11, 2009 8:54 pm | |
| you lot out yea | |
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MostlyPyjamas Private
Posts : 4 Join date : 2009-08-07 Age : 48 Location : East Yorkshire
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 12:28 am | |
| Is the roof console precut to fit the headlining or do you have to trim it follow the contour of the roof? I'm hoping the second so I can get one for my project car | |
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Alane Lieutenant
Posts : 1239 Join date : 2009-07-20 Age : 52 Location : Maidstone, Kentshire
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 12:41 am | |
| Nope it just sits over the top of the lining. You'll need to cut about 10cm (ish) off of both visors. But........excited about this company!! Have a look at Raptor Engineering, There site they're new and make a gorgeous centre console for defenders. They're now in the process of creating their own roof console too. These things always happen just AFTER i've bought the expensive kit!! grrrr Ade | |
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Alane Lieutenant
Posts : 1239 Join date : 2009-07-20 Age : 52 Location : Maidstone, Kentshire
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 12:43 am | |
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Alane Lieutenant
Posts : 1239 Join date : 2009-07-20 Age : 52 Location : Maidstone, Kentshire
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 12:55 am | |
| P.S If you go with the roof console that I have you're restricted on the CB size.
Only units that are around 140mm deep or less will fit. (as I found out with my CB) | |
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snow Lieutenant
Posts : 1689 Join date : 2009-07-03 Age : 36 Location : brighton
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 1:08 am | |
| does your cb work for tomorrow ?! | |
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Alane Lieutenant
Posts : 1239 Join date : 2009-07-20 Age : 52 Location : Maidstone, Kentshire
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 1:18 am | |
| No, I still haven't got around to earthing the antenna. Everything's connected up ok though. Do you have an SWR meter? | |
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snow Lieutenant
Posts : 1689 Join date : 2009-07-03 Age : 36 Location : brighton
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 1:50 am | |
| a whater?!?! earth it then you lazy sod!!! | |
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Alane Lieutenant
Posts : 1239 Join date : 2009-07-20 Age : 52 Location : Maidstone, Kentshire
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 3:30 am | |
| SWR Meter!! Once it's all put together you plug the meter in between the CB and patch lead to see how you signal is. If it's not too great you may need to cut bits off of your antenna. | |
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General Confusion Staff Sergeant
Posts : 951 Join date : 2009-07-14 Age : 67 Location : The Home for the Perpetually Bewildered
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 8:42 am | |
| - Alane wrote:
- SWR Meter!!
Once it's all put together you plug the meter in between the CB and patch lead to see how you signal is.
If it's not too great you may need to cut bits off of your antenna. Standing Wave Ratio It is the amount of transmitted signal that is reflected back down from your aerial if it is not matched to your radio. Ideally your twig should be a perfect fraction of 11 metres (half, quarter etc.) SWR between 1:1 and 1.5:1 is acceptable. 1.6:1 to 3:1 is usable but will affect the distance of your transmission. Over 3 and you risk popping the power output transistor in the rig. SWR does not affect reception. | |
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Alane Lieutenant
Posts : 1239 Join date : 2009-07-20 Age : 52 Location : Maidstone, Kentshire
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 9:10 am | |
| Don't s'pose you'll be anywhere nere Birchington this weekend? | |
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Paul_H Staff Sergeant
Posts : 572 Join date : 2009-07-21 Age : 48 Location : Wirral
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Sat Nov 07, 2009 9:17 am | |
| If people do struggle I can take a meter with me to the start and tweek sets as we go and for the Hams amongst us I know you prob have kit but i have a meter that will go upto the VHF band that I use for 80mhz for the motorsport sets. | |
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General Confusion Staff Sergeant
Posts : 951 Join date : 2009-07-14 Age : 67 Location : The Home for the Perpetually Bewildered
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Alane Lieutenant
Posts : 1239 Join date : 2009-07-20 Age : 52 Location : Maidstone, Kentshire
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:21 pm | |
| Ere H, I've just cleaned the car again Didn't wax it this time though, just the windows, body & inside. Your turn now matey!! | |
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Alane Lieutenant
Posts : 1239 Join date : 2009-07-20 Age : 52 Location : Maidstone, Kentshire
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:31 pm | |
| Steve, there's an interesting thread one of the forums I'm on about KL71's.
Something I'd not even thought of. They're a directional tyre so which side do you plan on getting a flat on mate? lol
If you get a flat on the other side your tyre will be back to front.
Not sure if it will make a great deal of difference on the road unless it's very wet.
Ahmed! | |
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nickburt Lieutenant
Posts : 2874 Join date : 2009-07-25 Age : 112 Location : Wallasey, Wirral
| Subject: Re: Re: Vehicle rally prep Fri Nov 13, 2009 12:22 am | |
| Something else that's just been discussed on the L200 forum is that the KL71s hvae a habit of wearing the leading edge of the tread block if used a lot on road. One guy reported them being "cr4p" off road after only 10K or so because the road use had battered them. Have you ever tried driving with a directional tyre fitted the wrong way round | |
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