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Only discovered your videos literally days ago! Have subscribed to your channel and just to say a big Thankyou for your videos as I have a 1960 serise 2 88”. Have tried other channels looking for how to dismantle the axels for rebuilding and no luck till now.

Holy crap- I couldn’t work that carbide bit with that confidence 🙌

Great video thanks 👍

Brah you look like steam wallys brother

Can you use aluminium wire to lock the bolts in??

This was the worst way ever all that metal in the engine now😂😂😂

Hallo George. Sehr ausführliche tolle Videos. Ich kann viel lernen. Habe einen Land Rover Serie 2a von Baujahr 1964 hier in Thailand. Viele Grüße

Thanks for the video, i´m restoring a 40 years old Series III from Scoland rangers park service. Just finished rear axle and watching your video before starting front one.

It looks like your missing your thrust bushing from the top pin

Just smashing

Good video, thank you very much

Thank you very much George, your video has been very helpful to me, Greetings from Chile (I have been subscribed to your channel for a while)

When did you check pinion height and shim the pinion to the correct height and then check wear pattern between the ring & pinion?

HA George there should be 2 fiber washers and the pin is cheap to replace.

Hi mate, what size socket do you use to remove the drain plug? Best!

Should you pack the bearing with grease? I thought it lubricated by the axel oil.

Have the diffs changed on for exemple a 300tdi?

No, No, No....please take all the time you want in disassembly, explaining as you go. I just bought a 1962 Land Rover Safari IIA 109. I need all the help, tips and advice I can get to restore it. Thanks in advance.

The lips are where the cylinder liners have worn over time..

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some grease would be helpful - especialy for future extraction

Nicely done video 😊 just one question what is the exact name for that Kennedy TORQ tool? Can’t seem to find 1. Much appreciated Matt

😂 1.70€ with nut from bearmach here in Spain. Other wise it would be practical to have it in metric. I had one nut missing on the rear shackle and it’s impossible to get a replacement of of the shelf, I been to a lot of shops including Land Rover them self and they don’t have it. Just online 😢

Hi Nice job

Hi, Nice😊

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Thanks for posting. Very informative. I look forward to the next one.

Nice review there mate! You still happy with it? I am considering this for my garage as well. Do the wheels have a break or are they free wheeling all the time?

Hi, I am 3d artist, i am working on a 3d model of the Land Rover Series 2a. May I ask you how approximately is the length, width and the height of the engine and also of the radiator? I don't need precise measurements of the engine and the radiator, but maybe the ones that you think come to mind. Thank you.

A surgeon with that carbide ,goodjob man

whens your next full video George?

Hola ..soy de Bogotá Colombia. Un gusto ... Me puedes dar la descripción de cuántas libras tiene que tener el ajuste de la dirección

Engines are AF Gearbox are Witworth

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First of your videos I've watched. Great video, looking forward to the next👍

Woo!

Great to see more of the Land Rover, and this video is top notch.

Good to see you back!

Welcome back George

Perfect review

Haven't you put the steering arm on upside down, thought it's meant to be on the bottom of the swivel

How do you know that the spring was the wrong way around?

Hey nice technical video with allot of information. Can you please share your source for buying new pinion and crown/ring gears. I am trying to buy for 2006 range Rover HSE sport 4.4 ltr. Need help.

Is the thread drill bit drawn down by the thread itself or do you push a little bit.

Nice job !

What's the tool called that measures the bearing tension? Thanks

Hey George, what are the fiber shoes that you mention at 8:52?

Hi George. Have you finished your Land Rover ? I e watched all your videos and found them very useful but you haven’t posted for a while.

Hi George, haven't heard or seen from you for a long time. Hope everything is fine with you!

I’ve watched all your videos and noticed that you haven’t posted anything for a while. Are you still doing your rebuild? Karl.