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Since running two spares, I rotate them on each oil change. Even wear and long life. It also gives me a chance to fully inspect each tire, wheel and brakes every oil change.

I have a comprehensive vehicle inspection sheet if that helps. Plug each item into excel and have at it if you like.

I recently checked Superwinch UK and no Husky listed... Still interested in the OP winch if it is for sale...

I like that modification.... I may incorporate something like that myself!

Pull up a chair for my long winded answer... Rovers tend to have provision for two to three spare tires securely mounted (hood, back door, inside the bed (against front bulkhead). Later Defenders added the silly bulge on the hood, so you can't mount a spare there now. 2003-up I think. And the...

Worst part of Rover Ownership is fixing all the things "fixed" by the "financially challenged" in the past... Fortunately mine was a UK Power Company truck so it wasn't messed up too badly, until the previous owner converted it to left hand drive with REALLY worn out parts... Now that (the...

I have one milk crate type carrier that is longer and wider as well as lower. It’s red- maybe from coca/cola? But I’ve used it many times for my canned goods. When I had my apartment in Long Island I’d use it all the time, so I always knew what I had and it was all fresh when I left.

Don’t forget the pre-mix for fire starter. First time I did it I think they saw it on the ISS...

Absolutely. It’s the best thing you can do.

Coffee grounds- these are great for the plants. My grandmother always used them in the garden. I always toss them into the taller grass/weeds or trees. Starbucks gives away their grounds for people to use in their garden too.

This is what was said when they pulled out with the first Defender. It sure seems a lot easier to adapt for air bags (as they did with the disco) than to kill the golden goose. Other countries and military contracts don’t care about airbags either. A parallel path makes a lot more sense. Tata...

I had mine replaced probably 15 years ago, maybe 20 now... basically felt like it was a disposable item.

Perhaps it’s true to its roots, and broken down...

Does anyone know WHY they stopped production before having a replacement? I still can’t wrap my head around why Land Rover would discontinue the analogue to Ford’s F150... IT’S WHAT PAYS THE BILLS for crying out loud. To quote Napoleon Dynamite: “IDIOT!”

Do you get to work on your truck every night?!? I haven’t touched mine in years! Lucky!

It holds up to scrutiny...

I have a Fluke 10 as well, and it is the bottom of the line. Nice enough meter, but when I sent mine in for repair, the only option was replacement. I do not believe it is available with a cal cert as it is not able to be calibrated. I don’t need that high accuracy currently but now that my...

That’s what I have, but not reproduction... Either they copied the name too, or photo is of an original? But it’s nice to use proper tools when eating.

Re the mud flaps- just be sure they are durable and offer good coverage for the tires you run. Often stock ones are stiff plastic and too small.

I have an Engle and the coils run all around the inside. They made them for ARB (or did anyway)... Would this trick work for mine too? Do your coils run all around the inside walls?