Ive owned about 30 Land Rovers here in Australia. Watching that 2.25 litre engine come to life made my day. They are the sweetest little four cylinder engines. I used to be in the geology business. Our Series IIa SWB Landies had that motor. When the geos drove from Sydney to Broken Hill (a very long way), they used to use the "cruise control" otherwise called the hand throttle (fitted for winches). They would get the Landi up to "cruising speed" (what ever it would go) and then set the cruise control flat out. The engine would be revving absolutely flat out and the result of this would be that the exhaust pipe would become extremely hot making the aluminium floor also red hot. No problem - feet up on the dash and off we go. The speedo would go well past the 70mph mark. Great little beasts. Wish I still had one. (Still have a td5 Disco though for old time's sake. Mike
Back when they built Land Rovers that some bloke in a mud hut could fix with a shoe lace and a rock. And I have found Bucklers suit me well, long lasting and comfortable.
The introduction played after a short preamble to the video, is a unique touch, let's the audience digest what the video is about to unfold, while reminding EVERYONE of the great equipment adventures of the past.
Really impressed with that. First time I've ever heard a Land Rover engine going well over 4k RPM. Got a lightweight at home. Old soldiers don't die, they just go to a sleep for a bit then back on it.
Another great vid , it’s so great to see the lady’s taking an interest in the old gear and doing some spannering keep it going . I’ve grown up from a very small age with land rover and I luv em 👍 . Got to say too I think the clips in between are brill , makes me chuckle plus your comments to the Bill and Ben waste of time men , great how you deal with em 👍👍👍
Absolutely love this channel , great mix of movie clips really a great addition to the video! Keep them coming! I imagine it’s helping a lot of bored folks through lockdown! 👏🏻
We have had similar experiences, we started a 1960’s Diesel 2.25 and drove it out of the ditch. It been standing for 40 years. As for boots I use steel toe cap cat boots
Coming from someone with a ex Royal Australian Army GS CV you’ve got a nice one there. Those 2.25L petrols are stout as a proverbial brick dunny. Mine had been abandoned for 10 years and with just fresh fuel it fired up and ticked over like a sewing machine!
Great vid mucker those old landy engines are bullet proof worked ona few with my late father looked gone for all money then out of nowhere they would just fire and always sounded sweet
Another great video, love the film clips too. My favourite work boots , I use Lowa renegade boots. They are comfortable , waterproof , warm , and nice and light so you can move fast ! Thanks , you do great work.
Great vid, my old IIa looked like that when I first got it. Been wearing steel toe caterpillars for the last 10 years or so. Wear them every day and get about 2 years out them each time. Very comfortable!
I'm genuinely delighted when you get them started only because I've known failure so often! You need to do a will it fly video!!! Starting them bastards is easy. It's keeping them up is the trick!! Do well
I was on fork trucks and lorries for the last 17 years of my working life and our company insisted we wore "Plus 50" toe protection they were ok once we got used to them and towards the end they made trainers with toe protection.Great video once again.Cheers.
Mighty stuff Kim and Kurt, the original 4x4, No Risk slip on's, nice and comfortable and no laces , handy when its a struggle to bend down anymore:):):)
Rally driver option = pure class. New subscriber m'lord, loving what you're doing. If folk don't like it they can always foxtrot Oscar! Keep up the awesome work :)
Great video.the boots I use are from screwfix called site for me they are really comfortable and cheap about £30 which iam a self employed gardener pushing a mower round all day they are fantastic
Always like watching videos like these and I still miss my '63 2a after 25 years. It was my 1st car, spent my time getting it roadworthy while learning to drive, so it was ready for when I passed my test, used it for a lot of my apprenticeship in terms of the work I did on it was submitted as evidence for my NVQ. Another bonus was the 2.25 petrol ran on pretty much anything and as an apprentice, anything it would run on was great. there were a number of car hire and body shops on the industrial estate and the garage I worked at was opposite the petrol station, so as you could probably imagine, lots of people misfueled their courtesy or hire car, we'd pull it into our workshop, drain the fuel and put fresh correct in. Rather than pouring the contaminated fuel into the waste fluid tank, it all went straight into my Land Rover, sometimes I could have as much as 75% diesel/25% petrol, but she always started and thanks to those people's misfortunes, I was able to have fuel for my social life and keep my money back for other stuff. I ended up selling it to a farmer in the Bristol area to use as a farm hack, but not sure if he ever took it home or left it at his parent's farm in East Sussex, it doesn't appear to have had a MOT (although now MOT exempt) for a very long time and after his parents died, the farm was sold and barns converted into homes, so it quite possibly ended up at a local scrap yard, although it isn't marked as being scrapped by DVLA, so who knows whatever happened to it.
Excellent question my lord. Carolina boots are my favorite. Been through a lot of crap ones till I found these. As others have said the rally driver line is priceless. I bow down once again to your genius my lord.
Easy, I went to AUSTRALIA in 2005 and brought back a pair of Steel Blue, toe tech, leather dealer boots. I am now on my 3rd pair. They are my go to boot, walking, working or even going out with a splash of “Leather Genie”. They easily outlast anything you can buy over here (UK) and soooo comfy!
Here I am having a day off from running our vintage & classic car restoration company and I come across your videos! Totally hooked and now I want to restore a lil tractor 🚜🤣
Those old Land Rover 2 quarter engines are just brilliant aren’t they, your Lordship and you are absolutely correct in your message to those who do not like the film clips(I do) so please keep them coming. As far as work boots 🥾 goes, I have had so many over the past 34 years that it’s really hard for me to say which ones I liked the most and have been the most comfortable too, sorry your Lordship I don’t have answer for you, but still you really do a great job with your vids and you work really well with your glamorous assistant and I can’t wait to see your next video. TaTa till next time.
Thanks for another great video. Boots - Being a plumber I wear lace up Dewalt boots on a daily basis, although if I am going in and out of a customer's house all the time I wear a pair of Dewalt slip on Dealer boots. Also got a nice pair of black Dr Martens steel toe caps which i keep for non damaging environments. Away from work, if i know i don't have to take the boots off all day I have a fantastic pair of ex military dessert boots which are so comfortable, but have so many lace holes and being a tight fit mean they are a bugger to take on and off.
Once again very nice video!! I love those land rovers allways dream in having one just like that, 3 series long "pick up" version! I know that exist much better boots selling in Portugal but, i use ones of the brand Capriol very confortable, nice grip and they last long!! By the way, keep the clips in the video!! pop a laugh every time!! :D
Those 2.25's never fail to amaze me I pulled one out of a barn a few years ago head gasket totally anialated on one cylinder still ran like a dream just chuffed like a train.😆
Boots: Ariat fire resistant. Enjoyed the video. Many Americans unfamiliar w/ the Land Rover brand. Expensive w/ limited dealer support. The G503 Jeep, more Military iconic here. Given a choice, prefer the off-road equipment, tractors, crawlers, loaders & the like. The start sequence is like a golf shot, off the tee, trajectory uncertain. So the gallery, collectively leans left or right as if their position might influence where the ball will land. It is much the same when the engine is cranking. We lean a bit into the keyboard for that extra incentive to fire. A horse race could be another example, neck & neck approaching the finish. The audience lends virtual push to their horse, as if they are along in the saddle, Then the engine starts to a sigh of relief & accomplishment
Damn it if I didn’t have a nocturnal mechanical fantasy last night that our hero Lord Muck found an abandoned Rolls Royce Griffin and did a ‘Will it start’ video. Pondering it further with the eyes open, I think it’s a bloody good idea! I’m guessing there aren’t too many barns across the pond with a Merlin, Griffon or Napier Sabre tucked inside, but if anyone could find one and get it started, I’d put my money on #LM2020
Great video once again I love my red back boots been wearing last pair for last two years but work demands wellies so I can disinfect between farms and my wellies of choice are land masters by Dunlop they really are comfortable I can wear them all year no problem. I’ve tried the big moon boot things and your like a cloppy horse in them no feeling at all and on anything above minus 5 your feet sweat and rub. Hope that’s a suitable reply 😀
The older landies go forever, my 110 200tdi has 270,000 miles on it, never had engine or box rebuilt. All you need to do is piss in the coolant every now and then and feed her some 5w 30 every Christmas.
Old Landrovers never die but all engines wear out eventually. In 1981 I bought a Series IIA that had the original six cylinder engine replaced with a 161 2.6ltr Holden unit. We upgraded that to a 186 3.0ltr in 1990. It is a cab chassis long wheel base with an aluminium tray and has been a great farm Ute. We were always worried about breaking an axle or some part of the drive train due to the extra horsepower but it never did. Mack steel cap work boots have been the best I’ve ever had.
Favorite work boot? Red Wing, by a huge margin. True, they're a bit pricey. but fit perfectly, and wear like iron. I have worn a pair at work, in factory maintenance for as long as 6 years before buying new ones.
Ariat Workhogs, my favorite until my next favorite pair of boots shows up. Derek with his "lightning hoses" hilarious. Cup of coffee and Lord Muck will it start, a great way to start the morning.
As I sit here in lockdown and think back on this year, I have to say Lord Muck has helped keep me sane. In addition to the Covid, it’s a challenge taking care of my dad, who has memory loss. Sometimes we will watch together, and while he doesn’t always understand the humor or why anyone would want to watch a 60 year old crawler start up, he does admire your mechanical abilities. Thank you
Superb! Very interesting for me as I have a series 3 that has sat since it’s road tax ran out in 1995. I saved it about ten years ago from the scrap man but not done anything with it yet myself. Just the inspiration I needed to have a go with it. Love how you tell people to f*** off if they don’t like your videos 😂😂
Screwfix Site Mudguard Safety Dearler boot. Brilliant a pair last 3/4 years, comfortable to wear all day, can't really fault them cheap too. Another great interesting post thanks and take care.
Best work boots - for me Redbacks are the best I’ve had, last well and they also sell some mini gaiters, to stop straw, hay, silage, etc going in them if you’re wearing shorts in the summer. And if feeling really posh can’t beat a pair of RM Williams
For work boots I prefer (Danner, Quarry) work boots. They are very high quality for here in the states. I have had them resole a pair I had 3 times before the uppers went bad after 6 years of use. Thanks for another great video.
Dig the Rally Driver option, the clips are always fun! Just wish I could find a Land Rover like this, talk about a dream come true yeah. Another great video, hope we'll see this girl restored & on the road in the future.
Sorry to say I cant remember the last time I work work boots, I'm an office worker these days though I've been working from home since March. Still I love what you do so keep up the great work.
Made me remember when I had the back of mine jacked up with a trolley jack as i was fitting new drums, anyho finished all my work and was knelt down behind the rear crossmember completely forgetting the tow bar was above my knee and depressurised the jack... Words do not describe the pain
Dickies monegal 2 can’t go wrong. Had mine for a little over 5 years, ends are worn out but they get more comfortable every time I wear them. Great video my lord 👍
Just found your channel and I'm loving it, it's great to see you give life back to some really nice old vehicles that would just have been left and eventually scrapped! Got my nose twitching when I saw the Land Rover though I'm going to enjoy this one I think👍I will have a tear in my eye though for my P38 I've just sold much to my regret now 😫 and it is a Sherpa I agree, top job guys. Tom
Dunlop thermo wellies.. Bit numb to start with when you first get some but once you've learned how to walk and drive again when wearing them nowt better and they last a long time too. Great videos by the way very good top tip about having a battery on the right angle so all the power runs to that end. I remember someone fitting a new battery on a series 3 and started it up, looked happy with a job well done and shut the bonnet.. Engine died immediately. The bonnet support shorted out the battery terminals !!
Another great video. I had a 2 1/4 petrol LR for many years and travelled all over the country in it . I get a pair of buckler Buckshot boots from the Does show every year which seem to last about a year
Great video. Loving the old landy 👌👌 I been wearing bucklers boots for last 5 year I guess. Usual get a year out of a pair but I on them every day and they don’t get an easy life. Usually take the toe ends out before I wear the rest out. Keep on keeping on 👍🏻👍🏻
Mint video as usual my favourite work boots is caterpillar and I've always had a caterpillar from the day I left school so comfortable love you work but keep safe Michael UK
Love it “if you don’t like it f**k off”
simple isn’t it 😂
Ive owned about 30 Land Rovers here in Australia. Watching that 2.25 litre engine come to life made my day. They are the sweetest little four cylinder engines. I used to be in the geology business. Our Series IIa SWB Landies had that motor. When the geos drove from Sydney to Broken Hill (a very long way), they used to use the "cruise control" otherwise called the hand throttle (fitted for winches). They would get the Landi up to "cruising speed" (what ever it would go) and then set the cruise control flat out. The engine would be revving absolutely flat out and the result of this would be that the exhaust pipe would become extremely hot making the aluminium floor also red hot. No problem - feet up on the dash and off we go. The speedo would go well past the 70mph mark. Great little beasts. Wish I still had one. (Still have a td5 Disco though for old time's sake. Mike
They are an incredible engine
Back when they built Land Rovers that some bloke in a mud hut could fix with a shoe lace and a rock.
And I have found Bucklers suit me well, long lasting and comfortable.
Gonna have to steal the "rally driver option " at some point fooking loved that, another good vid mucka
The introduction played after a short preamble to the video, is a unique touch, let's the audience digest what the video is about to unfold, while reminding EVERYONE of the great equipment adventures of the past.
It's nice to see a young lady interested in this type of work!! Not to mention, a beautiful woman!!! Thank you my Lord muck!!!
Really impressed with that. First time I've ever heard a Land Rover engine going well over 4k RPM. Got a lightweight at home. Old soldiers don't die, they just go to a sleep for a bit then back on it.
14:32 send it!
landys might rot but they never die - great see the rtn of "send it girl "
First time watching the channel today , nearly spilt my beer laughing at the rally driver clip. good stuff!
Glad you enjoyed it
Another great vid , it’s so great to see the lady’s taking an interest in the old gear and doing some spannering keep it going . I’ve grown up from a very small age with land rover and I luv em 👍 . Got to say too I think the clips in between are brill , makes me chuckle plus your comments to the Bill and Ben waste of time men , great how you deal with em 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it 👍
Absolutely love this channel , great mix of movie clips really a great addition to the video! Keep them coming! I imagine it’s helping a lot of bored folks through lockdown! 👏🏻
We have had similar experiences, we started a 1960’s Diesel 2.25 and drove it out of the ditch. It been standing for 40 years. As for boots I use steel toe cap cat boots
Just sat down for a cup of tea and video pops up perfect timing mucka
If it's like my coffee it's probably cold now though definitely worth it
Coming from someone with a ex Royal Australian Army GS CV you’ve got a nice one there. Those 2.25L petrols are stout as a proverbial brick dunny. Mine had been abandoned for 10 years and with just fresh fuel it fired up and ticked over like a sewing machine!
"It ain't too bad is it?" Like the Python movie - "It's only a flesh wound..." unbelievable optimism...!!!!
but its a landrover, kick it hard enough and it`ll run.. designed to be maintained in deserts or the wilderness with basic tools.
" not great, not terrible..."
Great vid mucker those old landy engines are bullet proof worked ona few with my late father looked gone for all money then out of nowhere they would just fire and always sounded sweet
For work boots it has to be a pair of John Bulls get them in NZ and shipped to the UK. Very comfortable and last years. Well recommended
Very satisfying to see that 2.25 fire up. I had the one in my 88" running a few years back after sitting since the 1990s.
Good old British engineering...... never dies ...loving all the content even the film clip 👍
Another great video, love the film clips too. My favourite work boots , I use Lowa renegade boots. They are comfortable , waterproof , warm , and nice and light so you can move fast ! Thanks , you do great work.
Best landrover engine ever fitted, I covered 250,000 miles in the one I had Towed upto 4.5 ton at times
Great vid, my old IIa looked like that when I first got it. Been wearing steel toe caterpillars for the last 10 years or so. Wear them every day and get about 2 years out them each time. Very comfortable!
DeWalt steel toe caps for me.
Like the way you deal with the moaners!!! Keep up the good work, enjoying your vids!!!
Started wearing Redback safety boots a couple of years ago. All day comfy, massive recommendation.
I'm genuinely delighted when you get them started only because I've known failure so often! You need to do a will it fly video!!! Starting them bastards is easy. It's keeping them up is the trick!! Do well
I was on fork trucks and lorries for the last 17 years of my working life and our company insisted we wore "Plus 50" toe protection they were ok once we got used to them and towards the end they made trainers with toe protection.Great video once again.Cheers.
Well here in New Zealand it would have to be the good old red bands bloody good foot wear for the paddock or the pub. Likening the content good work
Mighty stuff Kim and Kurt, the original 4x4, No Risk slip on's, nice and comfortable and no laces , handy when its a struggle to bend down anymore:):):)
Rally driver option = pure class. New subscriber m'lord, loving what you're doing. If folk don't like it they can always foxtrot Oscar! Keep up the awesome work :)
Great video.the boots I use are from screwfix called site for me they are really comfortable and cheap about £30 which iam a self employed gardener pushing a mower round all day they are fantastic
I freakin' love the cutaway! Reminds me of Family Guy.
Conway twitty 😁
Always like watching videos like these and I still miss my '63 2a after 25 years. It was my 1st car, spent my time getting it roadworthy while learning to drive, so it was ready for when I passed my test, used it for a lot of my apprenticeship in terms of the work I did on it was submitted as evidence for my NVQ.
Another bonus was the 2.25 petrol ran on pretty much anything and as an apprentice, anything it would run on was great. there were a number of car hire and body shops on the industrial estate and the garage I worked at was opposite the petrol station, so as you could probably imagine, lots of people misfueled their courtesy or hire car, we'd pull it into our workshop, drain the fuel and put fresh correct in. Rather than pouring the contaminated fuel into the waste fluid tank, it all went straight into my Land Rover, sometimes I could have as much as 75% diesel/25% petrol, but she always started and thanks to those people's misfortunes, I was able to have fuel for my social life and keep my money back for other stuff.
I ended up selling it to a farmer in the Bristol area to use as a farm hack, but not sure if he ever took it home or left it at his parent's farm in East Sussex, it doesn't appear to have had a MOT (although now MOT exempt) for a very long time and after his parents died, the farm was sold and barns converted into homes, so it quite possibly ended up at a local scrap yard, although it isn't marked as being scrapped by DVLA, so who knows whatever happened to it.
Great videos rev up and beep off nice one love movie clips especially Kelly's heros he a legend
Excellent question my lord. Carolina boots are my favorite. Been through a lot of crap ones till I found these. As others have said the rally driver line is priceless. I bow down once again to your genius my lord.
Red back work boots. Lived in them for years.
Easy, I went to AUSTRALIA in 2005 and brought back a pair of Steel Blue, toe tech, leather dealer boots. I am now on my 3rd pair. They are my go to boot, walking, working or even going out with a splash of “Leather Genie”. They easily outlast anything you can buy over here (UK) and soooo comfy!
Work boots- Wolverine
Can we have a montage video of her smile? Its downright contagious.
Here I am having a day off from running our vintage & classic car restoration company and I come across your videos! Totally hooked and now I want to restore a lil tractor 🚜🤣
We have a few in stock currently that are ripe for restoration or finishing... 😉
Sweet runners them early Land Rover engines, looks like another resto for the list 😁😁, Best work boots for me are made by Dickies
Those old Land Rover 2 quarter engines are just brilliant aren’t they, your Lordship and you are absolutely correct in your message to those who do not like the film clips(I do) so please keep them coming.
As far as work boots 🥾 goes, I have had so many over the past 34 years that it’s really hard for me to say which ones I liked the most and have been the most comfortable too, sorry your Lordship I don’t have answer for you, but still you really do a great job with your vids and you work really well with your glamorous assistant and I can’t wait to see your next video. TaTa till next time.
Cheers Jack.
Haha, classic, ' send it, send it '. No point faffing around. Love those little movie inserts.
Thanks for another great video.
Boots -
Being a plumber I wear lace up Dewalt boots on a daily basis, although if I am going in and out of a customer's house all the time I wear a pair of Dewalt slip on Dealer boots. Also got a nice pair of black Dr Martens steel toe caps which i keep for non damaging environments.
Away from work, if i know i don't have to take the boots off all day I have a fantastic pair of ex military dessert boots which are so comfortable, but have so many lace holes and being a tight fit mean they are a bugger to take on and off.
Love the "rally driving option"
Jallatte Rigger boots, comfy with easy pull on and slide off. No messing with laces either. Smashing boots with lots of choice. Great for wide feet!
Keep the film clips coming .Are we going to see some of the crawlers venturing out the shed? Another great video featuring the "carburettor expert".
That is the best looking body style land rover ever made! Very practical!
Once again very nice video!! I love those land rovers allways dream in having one just like that, 3 series long "pick up" version! I know that exist much better boots selling in Portugal but, i use ones of the brand Capriol very confortable, nice grip and they last long!!
By the way, keep the clips in the video!! pop a laugh every time!! :D
Those 2.25's never fail to amaze me I pulled one out of a barn a few years ago head gasket totally anialated on one cylinder still ran like a dream just chuffed like a train.😆
‘Send the Thunder’, bit of Vice all the way, ‘I don’t know’ lol
Well, I'll be dipped!
Boots: Ariat fire resistant. Enjoyed the video. Many Americans unfamiliar w/ the Land Rover brand. Expensive w/ limited dealer support. The G503 Jeep, more Military iconic here. Given a choice, prefer the off-road equipment, tractors, crawlers, loaders & the like. The start sequence is like a golf shot, off the tee, trajectory uncertain. So the gallery, collectively leans left or right as if their position might influence where the ball will land. It is much the same when the engine is cranking. We lean a bit into the keyboard for that extra incentive to fire. A horse race could be another example, neck & neck approaching the finish. The audience lends virtual push to their horse, as if they are along in the saddle, Then the engine starts to a sigh of relief & accomplishment
Damn it if I didn’t have a nocturnal mechanical fantasy last night that our hero Lord Muck found an abandoned Rolls Royce Griffin and did a ‘Will it start’ video. Pondering it further with the eyes open, I think it’s a bloody good idea! I’m guessing there aren’t too many barns across the pond with a Merlin, Griffon or Napier Sabre tucked inside, but if anyone could find one and get it started, I’d put my money on #LM2020
Great video once again I love my red back boots been wearing last pair for last two years but work demands wellies so I can disinfect between farms and my wellies of choice are land masters by Dunlop they really are comfortable I can wear them all year no problem. I’ve tried the big moon boot things and your like a cloppy horse in them no feeling at all and on anything above minus 5 your feet sweat and rub. Hope that’s a suitable reply 😀
I like the pictures and having a good laugh!
Sweet little runner just needs a little TLC. The tyres are only flat at the bottom so just jack them up and turn them around. Great video.
I love the clips. They're hilarious.
Good to see a old work horse coming back to life, great video yet again. Slip on buckler boots.
What’s the point on trying to start it, you need to wash it first 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🍷🍷🍷
Sounds like a quality sewing machine, I had a straight six 109" and that sounded lovely.
Cheapest ones going Absolutely love the videos Keep telling The moaners To rally off Absolute love it Some ofthe best put-downs ever
Great stuff on the 109 always amazed how they start in that condition 👏 👍
The older landies go forever, my 110 200tdi has 270,000 miles on it, never had engine or box rebuilt. All you need to do is piss in the coolant every now and then and feed her some 5w 30 every Christmas.
Old Landrovers never die but all engines wear out eventually. In 1981 I bought a Series IIA that had the original six cylinder engine replaced with a 161 2.6ltr Holden unit. We upgraded that to a 186 3.0ltr in 1990. It is a cab chassis long wheel base with an aluminium tray and has been a great farm Ute. We were always worried about breaking an axle or some part of the drive train due to the extra horsepower but it never did. Mack steel cap work boots have been the best I’ve ever had.
V12 rawhide dealer boot's had might for over 2 years and wear them ever day for work
Favorite work boot? Red Wing, by a huge margin. True, they're a bit pricey. but fit perfectly, and wear like iron. I have worn a pair at work, in factory maintenance for as long as 6 years before buying new ones.
Bahaha “like a rally car f:€k:ng buzz off!” -
Great to see the old beast come back to life!! As for work boot, best I've ever had are caterpillar rigger boots. They are comfy and they last 👍
"Spunk puffin"
Over all favorite work boot would be Redwings, probably the most comfortable boot when I was working in the shop 10-12 hrs a day
Same here 👍
like like always :)
Thanks again!
Ariat Workhogs, my favorite until my next favorite pair of boots shows up.
Derek with his "lightning hoses" hilarious.
Cup of coffee and Lord Muck will it start, a great way to start the morning.
I absolutely love the clips my first comment 👍👍
Excellent !
fantastic video
Mukkas is what us ex Rhodesians call our mates, and it was wonderful to hear you use it!
Cheers!
Yep, same use here 👍
As I sit here in lockdown and think back on this year, I have to say Lord Muck has helped keep me sane. In addition to the Covid, it’s a challenge taking care of my dad, who has memory loss. Sometimes we will watch together, and while he doesn’t always understand the humor or why anyone would want to watch a 60 year old crawler start up, he does admire your mechanical abilities. Thank you
Send him my regards 👍😉
@@LordMuck Thank you, I will
Superb! Very interesting for me as I have a series 3 that has sat since it’s road tax ran out in 1995. I saved it about ten years ago from the scrap man but not done anything with it yet myself. Just the inspiration I needed to have a go with it. Love how you tell people to f*** off if they don’t like your videos 😂😂
Screwfix Site Mudguard Safety Dearler boot. Brilliant a pair last 3/4 years, comfortable to wear all day, can't really fault them cheap too. Another great interesting post thanks and take care.
Best work boots - for me Redbacks are the best I’ve had, last well and they also sell some mini gaiters, to stop straw, hay, silage, etc going in them if you’re wearing shorts in the summer. And if feeling really posh can’t beat a pair of RM Williams
Great vid old Landy's never die, they hibernate. 👍
Great video! The Land Rover is really a working horse starts after so many years! Bluntstones boots fits me.
For work boots I prefer (Danner, Quarry) work boots. They are very high quality for here in the states. I have had them resole a pair I had 3 times before the uppers went bad after 6 years of use. Thanks for another great video.
Dig the Rally Driver option, the clips are always fun! Just wish I could find a Land Rover like this, talk about a dream come true yeah. Another great video, hope we'll see this girl restored & on the road in the future.
Only if it's in a cup holder of someone drinking Coke while driving another vehicle....
Sorry to say I cant remember the last time I work work boots, I'm an office worker these days though I've been working from home since March. Still I love what you do so keep up the great work.
My favourite boots are riggers, comfy hard waring and no laces also waterproof 👍👍
Great video, rally driver option was brilliant
Australian made REDBACK brand workboots are the best I have ever worn ! Great Landrover rescue vid too...
The funny clips make your videos special Mucka... have me in stitches quite often!!.. 🤣🤣 keep up the great vids Mucka.. Top bloke 👌👍
Great video ,had a 1975 series 3 swb petrol Landy . Fond memories .
On the safety boots currently wearing Rock Falls -nice .
Made me remember when I had the back of mine jacked up with a trolley jack as i was fitting new drums, anyho finished all my work and was knelt down behind the rear crossmember completely forgetting the tow bar was above my knee and depressurised the jack... Words do not describe the pain
Dickies monegal 2 can’t go wrong. Had mine for a little over 5 years, ends are worn out but they get more comfortable every time I wear them. Great video my lord 👍
Just found your channel and I'm loving it, it's great to see you give life back to some really nice old vehicles that would just have been left and eventually scrapped! Got my nose twitching when I saw the Land Rover though I'm going to enjoy this one I think👍I will have a tear in my eye though for my P38 I've just sold much to my regret now 😫 and it is a Sherpa I agree, top job guys. Tom
I recon, if you'd got it to drive the engine & wheels would've 'ked off without the body. Another belter of a 'Will it start '.
Flip flops 🤣.
Mate, I've been living in Canada for a while but that Land Rover brought back some memories. Love the acorn camo pattern.
Dunlop thermo wellies.. Bit numb to start with when you first get some but once you've learned how to walk and drive again when wearing them nowt better and they last a long time too. Great videos by the way very good top tip about having a battery on the right angle so all the power runs to that end. I remember someone fitting a new battery on a series 3 and started it up, looked happy with a job well done and shut the bonnet.. Engine died immediately. The bonnet support shorted out the battery terminals !!
All right, you've got me hooked !! Great videos friend !!👍👍
Another great video. I had a 2 1/4 petrol LR for many years and travelled all over the country in it .
I get a pair of buckler Buckshot boots from the Does show every year which seem to last about a year
Great video. Loving the old landy 👌👌 I been wearing bucklers boots for last 5 year I guess. Usual get a year out of a pair but I on them every day and they don’t get an easy life. Usually take the toe ends out before I wear the rest out.
Keep on keeping on 👍🏻👍🏻
V12, rocky, steel toe cap , 100% waterproof even when there knackered, best boots i've ever had,2 pairs a year ,on my 7th pair ,bloody brilliant, 👌
Lovely video, A great little engine that.
I use Crocs, they are simply the best when working on heavy machines. Not the best for welding though...
Mint video as usual my favourite work boots is caterpillar and I've always had a caterpillar from the day I left school so comfortable love you work but keep safe Michael UK
No wonder the army chose Land Rover 👍🏻 sweet sound. Oh and I always go for Cofra boots 🥾 Goretex for waterproof. They last so well 👌🏼
Great videos. Love the sidebars. Hi from Canada. Hope Kim doesn't give you Irish Sunglasses for the Sybil clip....haha.