Re:Re:Lumberjack Jimny

pic-up you say
www.kapsuzuki4x4.co.uk/suzuki/jimny.php

TomDK wrote: Looks really good
But you should consider putting some MT tyres on

I don't get it?

After 6 months off the road being used as a farm truck, it's MOT time tomorrow! So I decided to give the Jimny a thorough clean.



While I was under there I took a few pictures of the drivetrain. I figure they might come in handy for someone who's trying to picture it all but can't easily get under theirs for a gander.









Other than a dubious crack in the windscreen, I'm fairly confident the MOT won't throw up any surprises...

jackonlyjack wrote: pic-up you say
www.kapsuzuki4x4.co.uk/suzuki/jimny.php

I like the look of the green one, but with such a short bed length they don't really score many points for practicality! I had something like this in mind... but it would involve lengthening the chassis, and that would require putting the car through an SVA test which is all sorts of hassle!

MOT passed. Looking fwd to getting out green laning again now, and there's now a pay and play site 2 miles from my house so it'd be rude not to...

Busta wrote: I decided to give the Jimny a thorough clean.

:woohoo: great idea
I'd pay to have mine jet washed like that

Halford wrote:

Busta wrote: I decided to give the Jimny a thorough clean.

:woohoo: great idea
I'd pay to have mine jet washed like that

I had given it a 'thorough' jet wash before I did this, but it's amazing the places you just can't get too with the wheels on the ground. I must have washed off another 10kg of mud and crap with it lifted up!

Today's lumberjack antics...

I like the confidence of the person filming " you'll be alright..... mabie " and a very good jet wash technique.

S Mark wrote: I like the confidence of the person filming " you'll be alright..... mabie " and a very good jet wash technique.

Yeah, pretty helpful! Haha. I couldn't see a thing.

Suzuki NZ introduced a pick-up version in May 2014 as part of the range, although it became special order as of October 2014. "Unique to New Zealand, the Flatdeck has an extended wheelbase that provides more load-carrying space. The deck measures 1,550mm by 1,550mm and has a carrying capacity of 300kgs. The lengthened chassis also improves weight transfer bringing more of the load weight in front of the rear wheels. The local engineering adaption called for a replacement driveshaft, but otherwise the Flatdeck is mechanically similar to the factory Jimny hardtop." Spare wheel is carried below the deck.

Sorry forgot to attach the photo