Overland Vehicle 4x4 Rebuild 300tdi | Overland Garage... (Heimdall) Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- In this episode we finally start the massive rebuild of our beloved overlander Heimdall...after breaking the chassis in the Pyrenees last year...this is going to be a massive undertaking as we have got to rechassis the truck and do alot of modifications.
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Great to see you finally making a start on the old man. Looking forward to seeing the progress.
Hi Andy..should be a good build mate we have got lots of new things planned.
Glad Ted wasn't squashed by the winch! Looking forward to seeing this come together
Also, I reckon if you're getting the chassis Galv'd, leave the front ARB mounts on if they're not in the way, easier to cut them off in future than try to add back in and weld on top of galv!
Hi..we could never let anything happen to Ted he is always kept well safe even though he sticks his nose in places he should not be..
You are probably right with that one i think i am gonna leave the ARB mounts in place as you never know.
Great video pal, this is going to be an awesome build!
Hi mate yes it is going to be awesome and i keep thinking up new things to modify it.
Rearly looking forward to see how this truck build going to be it's content will be a good un looking forward to it
Hi mate..it should be a really good build series and i keep on thinking up new things as i am building it.
Great video as usual paul, looking forward to this series, good luck with the build, best wishes from Cornwall 👍😎
Hi glad you enjoyed the episode this should be a great build series with a few surprises along the way
Great to see its begun! This will be an epic build pal! Can't wait for the future episodes! 💪👍
Hi Marc... i cannnot wait to bring it to your workshop to get it finished then i know we are getting somewhere.
@All4Overland it's definitely getting somewhere mate! It's gonna be leagues ahead of everything else!
Come on guys 234 views and 1 comment that's pretty shit give the man a comment 👍🏻
@@shaunmccaw2911 thanks mate for the support
@@All4Overland no problem bud
I would say pretty impressive starting like that after 3 months ive said it before but your knowledge around them is pretty dam good looking forward to seeing what you do with it 🤙🏻🏴
Hi mate...it was pretty impressive that the struck started that easily after standing that long but luckily the solar panel on the roof does keep the batteries well charged...but it should be a pretty good build as it goes along.
Ive been getting fed up the rain been trying to work on my Landy for past three weeks. Had a dry day and finally wired up my winch yesterday
Hi...the weather has been awful like you say everytime i have been out its started to rain but glad you managed to get your winch wired up..
Just starting my own project for "retirement" an L200 single cab hopefully to become a 6x6 camper/tourer considering a left hand drive conversion to avoid Herr Starmer and his cronies is the discarded winch available, maybe you will retain it for other projects?
Hi...a 6x6 L200 would be an amazing looking truck as i have always wanted to build a 6x6 and the left hand drive conversion is not a bad idea and the winch has already gone..
Were the rock-sliders bought or fabricated?
Just fitted a pair to my D2 and, honestly, I think bolting them to the sills is a bit questionable (although, TBH, they're really just intended to replace my rusty OEM sidesteps) but, if they bolted to the chassis, the outriggers would need to be like girders before they'd be more useful than the ones that bolt to the sills.
I'm kind of interested to see how rock-sliders fit to things like Jeeps or Land Cruisers.
Maybe the chassis rails on other vehicles are wider apart so there's less leverage on the sliders?
It's not a big deal for me cos, as I said, I really just need them to work as sidesteps so I can reach the roof.
Hi mate the rock sliders were a set that i bought that originally bolted to the sills but i think that is a terrible idea so i chopped that off and made them so they bolted to the outriggers as i don't need a set to be rocksliders as i need them to be a set of side steps for getting in and our of vehicle and up to the roof tent. so the next set are proably going to be aluminium and just be side steps to save weight.
I saw the duck on the bonnet. Any connection to FatCat4x4?
Hi there...there is no connection to fatcat4x4 i have just always wanted a convoy Duck the same as rubberduck trucking..