ROVRMAN2
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Lost Coast Trail
ROVRMAN2 replied to Andrew Wood's topic in NCLR Scheduled Trips and Event Information
Feel the quake? -
FYI to public. Factor 55 has 10% discount to military/veterans, first responders on their website. You need to verify your status first b4 receiving discount.
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Who’s going solo? Anyone getting a 2+ bedroom and and to share expenses? How about a group to share a house? Glamping?
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I need a new propshaft for my LR3. What brands make a good one with good warranty and best price? Also I have 2 inch lift will that cause the center bearing to wear faster? CORRECTION: it’s the rubber cover over the center bearing that’s torn. I looked at landroverforums and it’s a chore to replace, easier to buy new shaft but $$$. Addendum: Does GBR or Tom Woods mfgr propshaft for newer models of LRs?
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I may join you.
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Front recovery point on LR3 with ARB bumper
ROVRMAN2 replied to ROVRMAN2's topic in General Discussion Forum
You could call them a 2ndary bumper-spacer to prevent airbags from going off in a very minor collision eg. < 10mph. I think at speeds > 30mph the cans are pushed in far enough to set off the airbag sensors. All ARBs are required by Australian law to have them. I suppose that in US you could discard them if you don’t have airbag sensors, but then your front end would cost you big $$$$ if you have a collision. -
Front recovery point on LR3 with ARB bumper
ROVRMAN2 replied to ROVRMAN2's topic in General Discussion Forum
Crush cans are mounted to frame then the bumper on mine. Aren’t you worried about your crush cans getting yanked outward on a pull? -
Is there any strong front recovery point on the LR3? The front tow loop is just a tie down. The ARB has no place to weld on recovery points b/c of crush cans. The chassis frame is too low. Any suggestions? SOL?
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Reroute GPS/Sat receiver for hardtop RTT?
ROVRMAN2 replied to RBaker's topic in General Discussion Forum
Ignore Graeme, he still has 78 vinyls. -
BackCountry Adventures Northern California by Peter Massey and Jeanne Wilson 2002 California Costal Byways by Tony Huegel 2004 Oregon Byways by Art Bernstein 2007 Guide to California Backroads & 4-Wheel-Drive Trails by Charles A.Wells and Matt Peterson 2014 USFS MVUM maps free Old guides (some out of print or updated) some trails still viable but must be cross referenced with MVUM maps
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Mt. Lassen Discovery Trail trip
ROVRMAN2 replied to ROVRMAN2's topic in NCLR Scheduled Trips and Event Information
Lassen trip deadline August 19 Monday. -
Reroute GPS/Sat receiver for hardtop RTT?
ROVRMAN2 replied to RBaker's topic in General Discussion Forum
Don’t know where the ‘14 has it’s antenna, most guys have racks and tents on their vehicles so your RTT shouldn’t interfere . -
Mt. Lassen Discovery Trail trip
ROVRMAN2 replied to ROVRMAN2's topic in NCLR Scheduled Trips and Event Information
Mt Lassen trip back on! Labor Day weekend. 3 days. Aug 31,September 1-2. Saturday thru Monday. I’m open to start Friday to avoid crowds. An easy trip exploring. None difficult. Recommend AT tires. All FS roads or paved. Enjoy the scenery. Let me know ASAP and confirm. -
Reopens on July 27 with official ceremonies.
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Anyone got time to do a 3 day off road.
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Mt. Lassen Discovery Trail trip
ROVRMAN2 replied to ROVRMAN2's topic in NCLR Scheduled Trips and Event Information
Since no ones replied . I’ll save the gps for the future. -
Rover Rendezvous 2019
ROVRMAN2 replied to lutz's topic in NCLR Scheduled Trips and Event Information
You guys should go. lots of fun.