What did you do to your jimny today?

Thanks, Dan...gonna save a small fortune in blue towel roll going to work at 3.30 in the morning, and once I get those flood lights wired up I'll stand every chance of getting all the way there without the resident antlered wildlife trying to turn themselves into hood ornaments :whistle: :whistle:
When are we gonna get some snow, mate, I'm getting really really bored :sick:

:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:


Don't know mate to bloody warm for snow be getting in the sun lotion before the de-icer at this rate probably won't get any down sarf anyway :blink:

Doesn't have to be freezing to cause problems...we had a water main burst here last night, no water for showers this morning :silly:

I was ok, got one at work, but Ellie...Oh God...the flies............. :woohoo: :woohoo:

Tried to get it mucky on the Humber Bank track...about the only place left near me that hasn't been chained off by the Council :sick:

Looked like a nice evening for a run mate jimny looking good

i played in the mud

The little Jimny passed it's MOT today with flying colours, so I gave it a wash and wax, after I got it ready for the winter.
Added some bling too, four aluminum dust caps.

Happy new year all.

BGBrit.

Great news. Looking good...

Thanks Daniel30

+17 degrees today but I also did a dry run on the snow chains,,, next few days looking at -4-6 degrees overnight,
wind has changed from south to blow from Russia, looking forward to some snow to try out the Jimny in it's new snow shoes.

weather.sinoptik.bg/byala-bulgaria-100732721/10-days

We normally get three or four weeks of deep snow January to February, half a metre deep in three days, three years ago.

BGBrit.

I swapped the old towbar for a replacement Tow-trust bar so I now have a tow ball. I still need to sort the electrics, the old electrics aren't working properly. doubtless Scotch-Lok related. I also need to sort a few of the bumper mounting bolts that sheered off and do something with the back-box that was being held up by the old towbar, a P.O. had cable-tied a rubber pad to it.

Hi, BGBrit just a quick word of caution incase you weren't already aware, smear some vasoline on the threads and then install ally dust caps as the ally corrodes and sticks tight to the brass if left for a while. I speak from experience

Hi, BGBrit just a quick word of caution incase you weren't already aware, smear some vasoline on the threads and then install ally dust caps as the ally corrodes and sticks tight to the brass if left for a while. I speak from experience

Hi srcars, thanks for that,, yes I was aware as it was recommended on the packaging, but having no vaseline I used a smear of copper grease instead. I did have a thought though after, would they get nicked as they are quite blingy which tends to attract the ungodly.