What did you do with your Grenadier today?

[Tazzieman]

Pulsar Axion 2 XG35 mounted on a Spydabot Sting with Wi-Fi to a Mac iPad Mini mounted on Quad Lock air vent bracket

Post that 15 years ago and people would think you were talking another language!

 

[Shaky]

Today I finally got a Spydabot so time for a test run.
I've had my thermal monocular for quite awhile but when it's cold I needed something so I can shut the windows and put the heater on!

Pulsar Axion 2 XG35 mounted on a Spydabot Sting with Wi-Fi to a Mac iPad Mini mounted on Quad Lock air vent bracket

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Is that for hunting or something ? It looks Gucci but just intrigued as to what it is and what you are using it for.

 

[Tazzieman]

Is that for hunting or something ? It looks Gucci but just intrigued as to what it is and what you are using it for.

Thanks. I was too embarrassed to admit my senior ignorance

 

[Kilchoman]

Is that for hunting or something ? It looks Gucci but just intrigued as to what it is and what you are using it for.

Yes for fox and pig removal, two introduced species that do a lot of damage. Thermal monoculars are useful for general observation both night and daytime so not just hunting.

 

[ECrider]

Yes for fox and pig removal, two introduced species that do a lot of damage. Thermal monoculars are useful for general observation both night and daytime so not just hunting.

that's a very nice set up

 

[LeftCoastOverland]

Yes for fox and pig removal, two introduced species that do a lot of damage. Thermal monoculars are useful for general observation both night and daytime so not just hunting.

Have Gun. Will Travel.

 

[MrMike]

Good thing for hose out interiors!

One thing I have found after this last week's muddy trip, is that the mats etc are in the right places to catch all the crap, and love the wipe down surfaces, glad I didn't option carpet

 

[Tazzieman]

One thing I have found after this last week's muddy trip, is that the mats etc are in the right places to catch all the crap, and love the wipe down surfaces, glad I didn't option carpet

Carpet in any car is overrated.
It's OK in the home , IF you take your filthy shoes off first.

 

[NoAge Hunter]

Today I finally got a Spydabot so time for a test run.
I've had my thermal monocular for quite awhile but when it's cold I needed something so I can shut the windows and put the heater on!

Pulsar Axion 2 XG35 mounted on a Spydabot Sting with Wi-Fi to a Mac iPad Mini mounted on Quad Lock air vent bracket

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That is cool. Do you know or could you Imagine that it would work with the big Ipad Pro as well?

 

[Catpaw4x4]

Yesterday we picked up “Brutus”, a Trialmaster with winch, safari windows, dual battery, tint, and a few other bits and bobs. Very happy and impressed with this rig! There are a few niggles we’ve encountered so far: HVAC has a mind of its own; rear door quarter windows are loose; keep getting the “AEB not available” warning when driving), but I’m confident my dealer (Elliot Bay in Seattle) will be able to work through them.
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Welcome to the Club of Niggles - they will all get sorted with time !

 

[IGL]

While cleaning the windows and headlights of the Gren, the Melvill & Moon spare wheel cover came by DHL. I have just fitted it.

 

[Catpaw4x4]

I ordered my Grenadier today, Devil's Red with black roof and red frame. They just opened up the MY25 order book. ETA January.

Computer doesn't due justice to the colour - the photos a while back of a Quartermaster made Devil's Red shine!! Love my Queen's Red

 

[AaronS]

Visited the Case Study House #22 Stahl House.
Always an amazing experience.

 

[K2grenadier]

I just had some 10 mil xpel PFF installed and some stickers . Not a lot of difference visually except for the stickers . In all seriousness, I have been happy with xpel in the past and consider it a worth while investment. Next step is to get the WolfBox installed.

 

[Jean Mercier]

My first drive as driver in the Grenny in close enough to six weeks today after my knee replacement.
A haircut, then day surgery to get a skin cancer removed from my arm.
Climbing up into it will be the hardest part I suspect.

I am home from my hip surgery 3 days ago. I climbed in my car to move it 1 m backwards so that my wife could manoeuvre her car more easily in the garden: took me 10 minutes. Indeed climbing in and getting out was difficult. Luckily I have the BUZZ rocksliders/sidesteps.

Good luck with your recovery

 

[Eric]

I am home from my hip surgery 3 days ago. I climbed in my car to move it 1 m backwards so that my wife could manoeuvre her car more easily in the garden: took me 10 minutes. Indeed climbing in and getting out was difficult. Luckily I have the BUZZ rocksliders/sidesteps.

Good luck with you recovery

Just do what the doctor told you to do, ( don't drive for 3 weeks), you'll feel a right prat if you cause damage to the hip because you have not been doing what you are told. Three weeks is a very small sacrifice to make. At least you don't have to give up your bottles of beer.

 

[PNW_IG]

I am home from my hip surgery 3 days ago. I climbed in my car to move it 1 m backwards so that my wife could manoeuvre her car more easily in the garden: took me 10 minutes. Indeed climbing in and getting out was difficult. Luckily I have the BUZZ rocksliders/sidesteps.

Good luck with you recovery

Get well soon!

 

[Kilchoman]

That is cool. Do you know or could you Imagine that it would work with the big Ipad Pro as well?

Should work with any iPad, I was going to use a larger one but finding a suitable way to secure it was difficult.

 

[Tazzieman]

I am home from my hip surgery 3 days ago. I climbed in my car to move it 1 m backwards so that my wife could manoeuvre her car more easily in the garden: took me 10 minutes.

That's a win in my book. If it was a 50+ year old Land Rover it would have been 20 minutes

 

[DaveB]

Installed the Agile Off-road ATS steering stabilizer. Took her out for a short drive. The steering seems slightly lighter. It may drift a little less on the highway and the return to center is slightly better.

Cheers.

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Sounds like you spent a lot of time and effort so you may be slightly or a little better.
Most of us have found that the steering issue disappears after a week of driving without spending a cent.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fw2CnkkcCb4&t=13s