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Fuel Tank Guard bolt sizes
« on: May 02, 2008, 14:01:42 »
Afternoon guys ive just taken delivery of my new shiny fuel tank guard n hitch  :dance:

but as all the old bolts that hold my towbar and gubbins on are all rusted and looks like they need grindin off  8-[

can anyone plz tell me what size and type of bolt i need to ask for so i can fit the guard also how many :)

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Re: Fuel Tank Guard bolt sizes
« Reply #1 on: May 02, 2008, 14:10:21 »
i think they are M10's and i have the lengths written down at home from when i had my tow bar off last weekend and had to replace them, so i will check later for you.

when are you thinking of fitting it mate, as i wouldnt mind coming round and measuring it up before you put it on  :drool:

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Re: Fuel Tank Guard bolt sizes
« Reply #2 on: May 02, 2008, 14:16:59 »
hiya m8 always welcome to pop round and have a looksie  :) thanks for the info too im actulary waiting to find out when my personally landrover maintance team are free :) hopefully b4 next friday when im away to sibbertoft
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Re: Fuel Tank Guard bolt sizes
« Reply #3 on: May 02, 2008, 14:23:31 »
well, if i get my MOT today, i will be able to lend a hand too, someone needs to keep rich on his toes (especially when i am waving a grinder about)
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Re: Fuel Tank Guard bolt sizes
« Reply #4 on: May 02, 2008, 15:07:39 »
My southdown tank guard is held on by M12 bolts, 8.8 steel - not sure of the length though, 150mm?

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Re: Fuel Tank Guard bolt sizes
« Reply #5 on: May 02, 2008, 15:50:57 »
well, if i get my MOT today, i will be able to lend a hand too, someone needs to keep rich on his toes (especially when i am waving a grinder about)

glad u offered m8 cos i h8 grinders ive one that i used once scared meself silly and swore never to use again lol

;) so when u coming over lol cmon rich u too
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Re: Fuel Tank Guard bolt sizes
« Reply #6 on: May 02, 2008, 18:06:00 »
Hi Keith

Glad it turned up at last - you will need it for Sibby next weekend!

I went round Sibbertoft last week - Stuart and I had looked at the steps (land-anchor) on the back of mine and both went..." need to move those..." only the day before and you kind of know that I got attacked by a glass or two of wine so abandoned all thought of doing the step...

Mullered!

Totally...

As in, balanced on winch bumper and rear steps.... wot no traction?

Steps now removed, tow hitch moved up but still have original drop plate so mighty envious of your new tank guard...

Will be joining you at Sibby next weekend though...

See u Mon at the Greyhound.

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Re: Fuel Tank Guard bolt sizes
« Reply #7 on: May 02, 2008, 18:08:28 »
just checked the lengths i needed to get for my tow bar, and i needed 100mm one side and 130 the other due to a great big spacer fitted. But if i was you, and to be on the safe side, i would measure the width of the chassis, and add the width of the guard and a bit for the nut.
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Re: Fuel Tank Guard bolt sizes
« Reply #8 on: May 02, 2008, 19:15:45 »
Hi Keith

Glad it turned up at last - you will need it for Sibby next weekend!

I went round Sibbertoft last week - Stuart and I had looked at the steps (land-anchor) on the back of mine and both went..." need to move those..." only the day before and you kind of know that I got attacked by a glass or two of wine so abandoned all thought of doing the step...

Mullered!

Totally...

As in, balanced on winch bumper and rear steps.... wot no traction?

Steps now removed, tow hitch moved up but still have original drop plate so mighty envious of your new tank guard...

Will be joining you at Sibby next weekend though...

See u Mon at the Greyhound.

Rob

lol :) you`ll love it m8 it was brillant last year im looking forward to not having to worry about digging in with the plow now lol
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Re: Fuel Tank Guard bolt sizes
« Reply #9 on: May 02, 2008, 19:18:58 »
just checked the lengths i needed to get for my tow bar, and i needed 100mm one side and 130 the other due to a great big spacer fitted. But if i was you, and to be on the safe side, i would measure the width of the chassis, and add the width of the guard and a bit for the nut.

im gona try the 150mm as above that way should be plenty but if i remember rightly we checked under my car and i dont have the big spacer thing like u have m8
only problem is now im working nites i wont be home now till 6am sat morn so ive gotta dart over to the nut n bolt shop  [-o< pray that they have some lovely shiny bits then back to northampton and look after my parents cats while they away and thennnnnnnnnnnnn all the way back home again lol

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