An interesting place for a strollAn evening stroll at sunset on the beach by the North Sea.

Just out of interest are the three tracks leading down to your Grenadier from some sort of wind-powered device?
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An interesting place for a strollAn evening stroll at sunset on the beach by the North Sea.
You may have given me the true reason for purchasing that step! Well done!Found that the Buzz hinge steps serve perfectly as a wine tumbler resting place for either white or red!
@Wile E Coyote had a problem with the control box which he rectified, I'm sure he'll comment with the solutionWell I’ve tried everything besides taking the protection plate off but can’t get it to work. Changed batteries in hand set, tried handbrake off and in neutral with engine running various combinations but no luck. I’ve never used it before apart trying it on my driveway after I first bought the vehicle.
Luckily there is enough room inside outer plastic bumper to store the rope until I get around to getting it checked out View attachment 7865844at the Ineos garage.
Same orientation as I have for GMRS/WeBoost antenna locations!
I played around with it a lot but I find this the easiest location to raise and fold the antenna. I also like that it is not immediate over the roof rack bar, is slightly forward of perpendicular which reduces chances of contacts when it gets bouncy. I found the little plastic anchor piece to be uselessSame orientation as I have for GMRS/WeBoost antenna locations!
Yes @Max well recognised. We have seen the vehicle. It looked like a 3-wheeled pram, only bigger. The driver was lying in a seat and steering a paraglider-type glider. The vehicle is pretty damn fast.An interesting place for a stroll
Just out of interest are the three tracks leading down to your Grenadier from some sort of wind-powered device?
No luck with mine. I have re paired the winch and handset but no luck. I need to contact the dealer and @Wile E Coyote as he had an issue with his and made a fix apparently@Logsplitter - Did you get the winch sorted? After reading your post I decided to go out and give mine a go. Had it 3 weeks so I guess it’s time. I pulled the rope out and flipped the lever back but nothing. I also heard the solenoid click, but no winch pull. I ended up having to re-pair the remote to the winch. Then it worked as it should. Good luck with yours.
Yes, I would say a really beautiful area where it is allowed to go offroad some days of the week.Enjoying the alps between Italy and France.
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@Wile E Coyote issue was the control box had dropped a spade connector easy fix apparentlyNo luck with mine. I have re paired the winch and handset but no luck. I need to contact the dealer and @Wile E Coyote as he had an issue with his and made a fix apparently
Where is the control box please.@Wile E Coyote issue was the control box had dropped a spade connector easy fix apparently
That is a very good question, I'll message him on whatsapp and get him to reply to your questionWhere is the control box please.
Hi Logsplitter, behind the drivers headlight.Where is the control box please.
Brilliant. Thanks. Is it easy enough to get the light out ? I’ve had the surround off before to aid getting at the auxiliary radiators.Hi Logsplitter, behind the drivers headlight.
See attached, I pushed the spade connectors back up and put folded plastic in underneath so they wouldn't drop / loosen again.
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It's pretty easy, it's just screws and clips. Black surround first, then the coloured plastic surround. Then unscrew the screws which hold the light in, there is one screw that adjusts the level on the light - don't unscrew this one. Sorry no detailed pics. Unplug the two plugs at the rear of the light and remove.Brilliant. Thanks. Is it easy enough to get the light out ? I’ve had the surround off before to aid getting at the auxiliary radiators.
Same place Donney GreyQueen's Red!!