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Daniel30 wrote: All you need is duct tape, WD 40, and cable ties
FIFY.
Steve.
“He that strikes the venison first shall be the lord o' the feast.” — Shakespeare, King Lear.
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Andy2640 wrote: I used to be into "prepping". Ya know, a nuke strike occurs, somehow leaves my jimny intact, and i'm free to roam the country looking for a spot to build a wood cabin and live happily ever after So I have a good few handy bits of kit.
So far ive got in car:
2 Portable HAM radios.
tow rope
jump leads
pix axe (folding)
Folding shovel
water bottles x6
24hr ration pack
jerry can (attached ingeniously, ill take a pic in a mo.
first aid kit
Torque wrench with fitments for wheels.
Fire extinguisher
baby wipes (lol)
usb cables
12v to 240v adaptor
Basic tool pouch
cargo net
bungee fasteners
Wind up lantern/radio
Poncho
Hat, scarf, gloves
As you are obviously very nearly completely ready for the Apocalypse, Andy - can I suggest you add a nice tube of Germolene!
It won't do any real good - but then a) it will give the illusion of (temporary) health and wellbeing, b) it smells strongly - and I understand Zombies can be a bit manky, and c) it reminds me of happy days with scuffed knees as a toddler (you may have to pass on this last one).
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Guy 2 wrote:
Andy2640 wrote: I used to be into "prepping". Ya know, a nuke strike occurs, somehow leaves my jimny intact, and i'm free to roam the country looking for a spot to build a wood cabin and live happily ever after So I have a good few handy bits of kit.
So far ive got in car:
2 Portable HAM radios.
tow rope
jump leads
pix axe (folding)
Folding shovel
water bottles x6
24hr ration pack
jerry can (attached ingeniously, ill take a pic in a mo.
first aid kit
Torque wrench with fitments for wheels.
Fire extinguisher
baby wipes (lol)
usb cables
12v to 240v adaptor
Basic tool pouch
cargo net
bungee fasteners
Wind up lantern/radio
Poncho
Hat, scarf, gloves
As you are obviously very nearly completely ready for the Apocalypse, Andy - can I suggest you add a nice tube of Germolene!
It won't do any real good - but then a) it will give the illusion of (temporary) health and wellbeing, b) it smells strongly - and I understand Zombies can be a bit manky, and c) it reminds me of happy days with scuffed knees as a toddler (you may have to pass on this last one).
Guy that is a pertinent point! The zombie apocalypse is very near, according to my MI5 and CIA contacts Anything that keeps them at bay is valuable. I have exploding pellets for my .22 BSA lighting rifle, a crossbow ready to be deployed at a minutes notice, an axe - which i throw with eyeball penetrating precision, and women's make-up - applied correctly, to make me blend in with the walking dead (Dont ask)
A pot of Germailine as per your recommendation (thank you guy) and as suggested by George - A six pack of condoms for dual purpose application
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Lambert wrote: Thing is having been a victim of car crime I don't want extraneous things in my vehicles that I have to worry about, so k.i.s.s.
Wont be so silly/stupid ... (K.I.S.S) when them zombies come knocking! No.... not Jehovah's witness's, I mean bloody thirsty, flesh dangling, deranged zombies !!
I suppose you cable tie guys may come in handy if we capture one alive for the military to study. We'll see how it goes..... But i aint lending you non of my gear! And god only knows what George is gonna do with his Condoms!
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
ADOS Attention Deficit Ooooh Shiny!
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Lambert wrote: If I might make a suggestion. Less time watching zombie movies and more time spent Jimny driving.
But....but......Yeah your right
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Gadget wrote: Thinking of swapping the standard jack out for a bottle jack. Have always hated scissor jacks, they feel a heartbeat away from collapsing.
Would a 2 ton surfice? Halfords got one on offer at the min. 20% off blackvue's this week too, im very tempted.
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Andy2640 wrote: Would a 2 ton surfice? Halfords got one on offer at the min. 20% off blackvue's this week too, im very tempted.
2 ton would be fine for the Jimny from a weight perspective, you also need to factor in the closed height and max lift height to make sure it will fit under the jacking points and lift it high enough.
Just checked mine and front jacking point is 210mm from the ground, rear about 250mm, so although the Halfords 2T would fit fine, you'd only get about 46mm lift on the rears (excluding the extra from having the screw extension on top).
I'll probably go for something from Machine Mart and a bit larger so that it's usable on other cars if needed.The Clarke 5T is only £20, fits under the jacking points and goes up to 355mm, so plenty of clearance.
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