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I have a defender bulkhead on my series 2a we shortened the brake tower and pedal by 25mm to get the bonnet/hood back in place

Great solution , so many series trucks are running later engines on the original non - assisted brakes

How do you have the milwaukee box secured under the driver seat ?

Where you at bud?? Ontario?

Hi Andrew, I'm sadened by your need to suddenly sell everything, is everything OK? On the other hand you will be welcome home, but where will you settle?

I use the same plow on a 2023 HD9. For doors I'm using Can-Am factory solid polly/glass doors. They are solid, with polly lower sections stay on all year round, and remove the sliding glass uppers in the warmer season. Good set-up.

Beautiful work

Im guessing youve been over there for some time now and its going a massive change geading back home. Shame yo have to move on those beauties, but i hope Ivy can come with you.

Wow, that's a big change.

Good tow truck

Keep up the good work

coming along

I put a hitch on the front of my ATV sure makes things handy at times

Looking great, looks like the bonnet needs a bit of panel work above the air conditioning bracket, you may gain a 1/4 inch Greeting from Tasmania.

wicked !

Seeing as the engine bay is going to be very full, would it help to put the turbo behind the cab between the chassis rails, with air box also put behind the cab. You then have simple exhaust pipe down and back past the cab, and just the boost pipe from the turbo going through to the intercooler. Could even have an intercooler under the tray and just have the cold boost pipe to intake. No turbo or airbox in the engine bay would save a bit of room. For the heated intake, I'm guessing that's just for super cold starts. Is there an electric heater option that would be far less bulky than a water jacket unit.

Glad to see you back again. Love your videos,

Nice vlog.. Here I come from North Borneo Sabah, Malaysia.. I had my series 3 bought it from my grandpa.. Keep it up the channel with more restorations about landy and great information.. I'll try to promote your channel to our Landy club.. All the best👍🙏 - Arnold..

Love the 101 I'm suggesting that you put a awning on the side to sit under and move the kitchen same setup to the side olso under the awning

@6:42, Mine!

first prize goes to you, my friend.!!

Hi Andrew- looking forward to more videos on this project. If you're still after a name, I was thinking 'K-5' and the name Kitty popped into my head. Cheers

very good

Series 2 taper from the waist to the gutter. The series 1 hardtop sides are vertical.

Thanks for the reply. I’m thinking of moving the winch up and just using bolts with lock bouts for the top plow mount.

I have a 2023 defender max lone star. My winch is factory mounted where your hitch is. I hit a small lip in the driveway today and instead it the plow folding forward it sheared off all the bolts. I’m hoping I can retap the winch holes and add larger bolts to keep this from happening again. I think this heavy of a plow set up needs more than 4 bolts to hold the plow mount to the frame.

I like the rambling!

There is indeed an easy fix for Won't turn left: turn right three times

I added an extension nipple to the filler pipe to keep the oil level above the top bearing. Weakest point of the 101. I carry a spare

Cold weather antitheft disabled.

Ho ho ho

Merry Christmas!! She sounds awesome! Exhaust looks good too!

Sounds way too fun for an old S1. Would Be very cool if you could fit a butterfly valve and have a quiet mode through another muffler or 2. Space really doesn't make this possible, but it would be awesome to have sleeper mode and beach rooster tail mode. :) Merry Xmas.

Great in detail video! I've just bought a 101 and have yet to know if i'm cramped or not. I've only driven it about a mile so far due to brake issues. It's nice to know it's not hard to move the seat back back a bit.

I'm impressed with how neatly the pipe passes through the cross member. That system is going to sound great. I like the use of the rear cross member for exhaust exit, but I have heard of others having issues with the exhaust gasses sucking back into the cab due to the flow of air and the low pressure zones at the tailgate. I think the side is the best for getting it out and away.

Merry Christmas mate from australia

Excellent investment in the heated windscreen. I wish I had one on my D1. 😀 you’re surprised as me when a good weld happens. Ha ha!!

Those end caps worked out great. I'm glad you didn't do the version with the holes. I like how it dips down, but is still providing a lip for all the random crap we put on the shelf from sliding off the end on corners. I've had so much crap shoot off the ends and always want to fill it in. Nice work.

Hi Andrew the end caps look really good and they finish off the end well. I really like the idea of the heated windscreens because in my series 2A the only way to keep the windscreen clear was to run with the front window vents open which even in the UK could be bracing in winter 😂

Great Video ! :)

Great video. I’m considering the pro (4wheel) version of this unit. How has reliability been? Great job customizing and bringing more practical functionality to this rig?

C, it’s more in keeping with the vehicle

❤ I opened up a couple of old iPhones just so I could like it more. 😊 Best video of this type I’ve seen so far. I absolutely agree with pushing the trailer instead of pulling it. I launched my boat that way. It’s awesome. Absolutely love the cordless remote control on the winch. That’s the best ever. And if the logs too big or frozen in, you can always use the winch on the UTV to help along lol😂

C definitely looks the better option 👍

c is simple and a bit more in character

C. Looks the better job.

b

lots of air movement! Nice job!

Hey sir, great videos! What type of snow deflector did you add onto the top of your plow blade? I just bought a 60 inch Can-Am pro mount blade and I’m trying to find a snow deflector for it.

I have a 1957 swb station wagon, you will need the screen demister vents, they do fog up. But the heater does not pump out much.