Watching this while having Lunch and a rest from refurbing my rear 90 calipers. Nothing wrong with doing UJs that way , it's been done that way for donkeys years.
If they don't like what you're doing tell them to Go Forth and Multiply :) I tell them they don't have to watch so bugger off. I know it's too late now but IF you had put the carrier bearing in the freezer (which you don't have in your workshop) it would go on easier.
@@churchhouseclassics Yes for some reason they get upset can’t understand it myself but if you put it in a Ziploc bag you can usually placate them. Of course I’m lucky in my garage I have a small fridge with a little freezer section which works quite well, I have to have somewhere to keep my beer
Richard..... Now you're talking, or working as it happens.... A PROPER vehicle..... Ouch....Did I really say that 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 But I do have a soft spot for an L200 or five. Great content as always. Stay lucky. Stay safe. Stay healthy. Alan L200
Effing brilliant, just saved a client à fortune👌 your à swearing star Richard ✌️😎👍
Watching this video has given me the inspiration to get my arse into gear and do the propshaft centre bearing on my 1982 cortina.
Cheers Richard 👍
going to watch more just because I speak your language with cars too!
They don't answer back either
I have this exact job to do this week on my l200, will use this video as my guide instead of the manual and report back how it goes 😁
Watching this while having Lunch and a rest from refurbing my rear 90 calipers.
Nothing wrong with doing UJs that way , it's been done that way for donkeys years.
Richard, i used to do exactly the same🤣🤣 but always used new clips, i never reuse clips or cotter pins lol👍👍
new clips came in the kit, I always hang onto the old stuff just in case one of the new clips is stolen by my workshop pixie
When you shook that prop shaft I immediately said “that’s fu@ked!” Just before you said “I think that’s fu@ked!” I had to laugh! 😂
Good video thanks will do mine now
Friday nights fish and chips can of coke and church house classics (its all one word)
The bearing caps go in easier and straighter tapping with a hammer!
Using Land Rover tool number 1 on a Mitsubishi. Who'd have thought it 😅
If they don't like what you're doing tell them to Go Forth and Multiply :) I tell them they don't have to watch so bugger off.
I know it's too late now but IF you had put the carrier bearing in the freezer (which you don't have in your workshop) it would go on easier.
I tried putting stuff in the freezer and she who must be obeyed went friggin nuts at me
@@churchhouseclassics Yes for some reason they get upset can’t understand it myself but if you put it in a Ziploc bag you can usually placate them.
Of course I’m lucky in my garage I have a small fridge with a little freezer section which works quite well, I have to have somewhere to keep my beer
Brilliant video! Including language! Sounds a lot worse in my shed, haha! May I ask what year the L200 is?
Swearing at inanimate objects is often the only way to approach it. The L200 is 2004
Exactly what model of land rover is this L200?
Ah this is the Land Rover that I can lob a world of crap into and not worry about messing up the boot area 👍
Richard.....
Now you're talking, or working as it happens....
A PROPER vehicle..... Ouch....Did I really say that 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 But I do have a soft spot for an L200 or five.
Great content as always.
Stay lucky. Stay safe. Stay healthy.
Alan L200
ham-fisted gibbon!😁
Fix that exhaust rattle before the recyclers complain about the racket….
I did 😇
There's a guy near High Wycombe who fixes these .What an amateur and ham fisted guy he is !
I think you mean “gibbon” ?