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When i lived in Virginia our farm use Land Rover had chains on all 4 wheels usually 6 months out of the year. for snow in the winter, for mud in the spring and fall. I used the vbar chains. http://www.tirechain.com/VBAR.htm

Choose wheels and tires (at least the same OD) the same as the tow vehicle and go from there.

Unless you have something exceptional you don't really need that. I have my disco wired for my flat bed trailer and has no trouble powering the indicators, tail lights and 4 side marker lights. I just use a converter, not powered, to go from the disco lights to the goofy common circuit US...

Most likely a poor connection (which would include corrosion) in the circuit somewhere. Have a look at the ETM, that will show you where all the connections are located.

Don't get too dependent on any Windows 10 features. Unless you are Win10 Enterprise user you'll have little to no choice on updates installing, even if they are known to break something...

Hat was my point really. I grossly overload my roof rack at times. Way over the manufacture's recommended maximum load. I assume others do also. From the dealer, they are probably absolved from any liability if you keep under their load recommendations which factors in how they attach the roof...

I wouldn't install a roof rack with rivnusts unless you're using a heck of a lot of them. I'd remove the headliner and have the fasteners go through the structural supports. Or at a minimum what fog cutter suggested.

Yeah, the lack of micro sd isn't a deal breaker for me, but non-replaceable battery definitely is. My next phone, when my Rugby gives up the ghost, will probably be a Sonim.

I've done similar, only with one snatch block. I was headed to my cabin one night when I side slipped off the snowy trail. Attempts to get back on the trail resulted in me sliding further off the trail and hung up on a small tree wedged between my rear axle and bumper. I ran the winch cable 90...

I've finally gotten around to reading "Who Needs a Road?" and in it they mention Firestone made a special size tire for them. Anyone know the details on them? I'm sure they were 8 or 10 ply bias, but they don't mention the size.

I've had the Samsung Rugby for about 3 years and found it to be very rugged. When I first saw the "Active" I thought it odd they advertised it as something innovative. That said, I was seriously looking at them until I saw they don't have a replaceable battery or micro sd capability. I've used...

It works better as a roof rack floor than as a traction mat. There's absolutely nothing for grip.

Thought some folks might be interested http://www.defendersource.com/forum/f8/127-ambulance-for-sale-63430.html

The one on the right is for water, obviously. If I want ice water on tap I use one of these. Galvanized exterior and stainless steel liner. Holds 5 gallons.

Sounds like you've built yourself a churn. :wings:

This is what I use: http://www.colehersee.com/home/item/cat/240/12063-01/ with a PN 11178 rubber boot and http://www.colehersee.com/home/item/cat/240/12092/ You can wire it like semi's, or like RV.

May be true for the Discovery 3, but none of mine care, as long as it's a quality part.

I use a percolator, but when I was in England in Jan/Feb I was in an ironmonger's and saw some really nice stainless insulated coffee presses. i may get one. I don't know if they were VonShef, but this gives you an idea. The vonshef web site totally sucks so here's a link to them on Amazon...

These are two examples of shackles designed for use with web straps.