What did you do with your Grenadier today?

[Krabby]

Attacked some sticky door push buttons.

 

[Tazzieman]

Sometimes , when she's tired after a hike or the Gren is tilted away , Her Indoors finds it a little tough to embark.
So a couple of days ago I made her a little stirrup from stuff lying around. Plus a couple of quality exhaust U clamps from a tractor place. The copper nuts provide extra grip.
Installed it this morning on our island off an island - Bruny - and we went for a hike. Lovely day for it!
Ingredients for the step:
U bolts
5mm Aluminium plate, Just the width I had lying around. Could be 3-4cm wider I guess.
Aluminium moulding so she doesn't bark herself on the adge
Gorilla Grip grip tape - on the step , and on the slider tube.
Etch primer and topcoat. I'll put grip tape on the moulding sometime.

One small step for a man , one small step for womankind!

 

[Eric]

Actually not doing to much with my Grenadier today……but being happy that the dealer installed the diff guards today. View attachment 7851174View attachment 7851173

Attacked some sticky door push buttons.
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Question is, does it work and for how long.

 

[Tom109]

Sometimes , when she's tired after a hike or the Gren is tilted away , Her Indoors finds it a little tough to embark.
So a couple of days ago I made her a little stirrup from stuff lying around. Plus a couple of quality exhaust U clamps from a tractor place. The copper nuts provide extra grip.
Installed it this morning on our island off an island - Bruny - and we went for a hike. Lovely day for it!
Ingredients for the step:
U bolts
5mm Aluminium plate, Just the width I had lying around. Could be 3-4cm wider I guess.
Aluminium moulding so she doesn't bark herself on the adge
Gorilla Grip grip tape - on the step , and on the slider tube.
Etch primer and topcoat. I'll put grip tape on the moulding sometime.

One small step for a man , one small step for womankind!

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My wife has thanked me every drive, for the steps in the Buzz sliders

 

[jert]

Mounted the existing RAM mount to the center console to keep my phone from flying around. Just 2 longer bolts + some rubber damping.

 

[NoAge Hunter]

Just spending the day outside….tomorrow is an „offroad-day“

 

[bbq4133]

My bonus (for 2023 lol) finally hit today and so I scratched some items off my to do/buy list:

• scheduled the checker plate install with RDS
• pre-ordered skid plates from rival
• grabbed a collapsible sink, water jug, and a solar panel from REI

 

[Jean Mercier]

What do you do when you drive some 25 km on a nice rock track in the mountains between Valencia and Zarragoza in Spain, and when you finally reach the exit, and a big metal chain blocks the road?

When I almost finished my 4X4 exercise, a beekeeper arrived, with a key to open the chain and said: pity I did arrive a little bit late .

He was surprised I didn't have a barrier or chain when I begun the track, but ...
then he explained why the chain: to avoid illegal night hunting and truffles stealing!
He also explained that because of the drought, he had 4 bad honey years and one good one (average) but that he loved his job.
He was also impressed by my Chinese car, didn't think I would make it!
I explained that it was NOT Chinese.

He also noticed that my petrol "door" or "cover" was open!

 

[Tazzieman]

He was also impressed by my Chinese car, didn't think I would make it!
I explained that it was NOT Chinese.

You didn't say it was made in France?
That might, to use an English turn of phrase , get his goat

 

[bigleonski]

Chains and gates are a growing nightmare.
Last weekend we did a day trip up through a number of old forestry trails I’ve done a number of times. Lots of mud and slippery from recent rain so other than lots of clean up time a great day out.
But when we got there we could only do about 20% of what I’d done in the past. Most of the side tracks, and all of the fun ones, had been gated up with private property keep out signs. This is in state forest - the people own this.
You could once duck across back to the Sunshine Coast via side tracks. Not anymore,
Which meant a fair bit of backtracking to get to where I wanted to go.
But hey, I got to use the little stick (a real stick and not a button - whoo hoo) and slide about without any damage, so it was a good day, with a great bakery and coffee at the end of it. Life is still good.

 

[globalgregors]

Brought a satisfying measure of order to the rear loadspace before Iggy goes into a container on Wednesday this week.

 

[Eric]

Chains and gates are a growing nightmare.
Last weekend we did a day trip up through a number of old forestry trails I’ve done a number of times. Lots of mud and slippery from recent rain so other than lots of clean up time a great day out.
But when we got there we could only do about 20% of what I’d done in the past. Most of the side tracks, and all of the fun ones, had been gated up with private

In Scotland you have the "right to roam" but it is only, walking, horse riding, mountain biking and canoeing. Including wild camping. But vehicles are not allowed access rights and most forest tracks are gated or have " no vehicle" signs.

 

[rovie]

I had the first service carried out after exactly one year with approx. 12500 km. All oils and filters were changed. I already had the engine oil changed once after my trip to the UK in August last year (approx. 6000 km). Nothing conspicuous was recognised (hoses or cables were in the holders, nothing has rubbed, nothing was torn off, although I sometimes had the feeling that branches had become wedged under the vehicle when driving off-road).
Also, my transfer case was dipped (it was a recall). In this context, I asked my garage about the pin on the lever, which has probably fallen out on some vehicles (see notes here in the forum). Supposedly it would be OK on my vehicle. My garage has never had such a case. They looked at the situation in detail on a dismantled gearbox, which they just had there. It was just important to me that they documented my tip, just in case.
And yes, @Cheshire cat , it really does shift even better than the previous one. Although I didn't really have any problems there either, as I always moved the vehicle very slowly when changing gear.

 

[TheDocAUS]

Brought a satisfying measure of order to the rear loadspace before Iggy goes into a container on Wednesday this week.

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Safe travels for both the car and its occupants. It should be a great trip. If I did not have my own Grenadier I might be envious.

My fitout at ORS is 2 weeks away, which worked in my favour as I altered the build slightly with deeper drawers and larger water tank.

 

[globalgregors]

Safe travels for both the car and its occupants. It should be a great rip. If I did not have my own Grenadier I might be envious.

My fitout at ORS is 2 weeks away, which worked in my favour as I altered the build slightly with deeper drawers and larger water tank.

Thank you, Michael!

I’m not sure what dimensions your drawers have ended up at, but I was pleased to find the ‘Dune’ branded canvas storage bags from Anaconda jenga in quite nicely (200mm wide versus our drawer which is just over 400mm x 240mm deep)… a place for everything etc etc.

 

[NoAge Hunter]

Just some saturday fun on the „play ground“

 

[RobP]

I bought the Rhino roof bars and kayak mount a few weeks ago from my dealer. First outing of the season in the yak tomorrow so I got it secured today. What a PIA to get it on the roof. Can't wait for my Milliken steps to arrive!

 

[vandrarhenrik]

On a 2,5 week trip in Morocco . Driving in the and the 🏜. The car runs as it should.

 

[vandrarhenrik]

And some

 

[SBA]

Put it to work and moved my Classic VW 1960 to the workshop to be finished used a Race 7 Brian Wiliams Trailer and the IG just pulled like a train.