finally got some decent snow :)

about time, its all gone up here maybe my new heater might turn up in the post, no wait its the royal mail and its christmas

Lucky ol' you, we still have very little.

Chris - a tip when you're posting photos. When you click on the 'Host an image' box, up pops the serving.com box in which you browse for your photo. When you find it you have four choices -

1024 px width (wallpapers)


800px width (for forums)


640px width (for websites)


320px width (for blogs)


Next time you post a photo, try a smaller width!

More snow in the night







Still more to come

more forcast here too except im still 40 miles from the land rover

Cheers Tom it always gets me didnt know how to make them smaller cheers and kieran they do a heater you call and it starts before you are even out in the car might get one looks good and yer expected to get a little more its good at foleys so quite this week everyone is out towing people with ordinary cars

!,...,,.,!

(Insert as required)


Webasto's + telestart. Very good. (Very expensive.) Spotted a cheap one on ebay, here.
Kieran's more likely to go with the disposable bbq in the seat box option

When will you ever learn peeps.
Type heater into the search box of www.mack4x4info.com and see what pops up.

hahah and cheers £250 not bad but its for a rangy might ask at foleys tmrow

chrisandhislandy wrote:

hahah and cheers £250 not bad but its for a rangy

It's okay - All Webasto's except those with part numbers ending in "US" generate European Specification, or ISO, heat which can be used in all European and Japanese cars. To use heat from the "US" models, a small reducer must be fitted to convert the heat from the slightly smaller American Therms to the more acceptable EC Therm.



Same heater fits many vehicles including boats (Model Thermo Top V). These newer heaters need a proper timer or controller, as they use a digital control (W Bus) rather than the older models that you could just apply voltages on pins to start the motor, pump, etc.

Not so much of it left now but getting close to mansfields depth 2 weeks back now,

Opps! A slight typo - www.macks4x4info.com - forgot the S before.

That's a decent amount of white stuff you have there. Great photo of the Disco and the lowly 4x2s stranded alongside.

See that Marc has identical tyres, they good in the snow?

they are really good tyres, same as you had on your green rangy,
just one issue, the same with all that brand, if you use your vehicle every day then they won't last long

Those tyres have got us round for most of the last month. And on several days it was the only way to get our staff to work. (Being a payroll bureau we just can not have such a thing as a snow day or else people would not get paid)

There was now way either of our cars were going anywhere. The snow was deeper than the spoilers on the front of the cars !

Our tyres have managed three Landy Rallies, a week in Wales a trip to Holland and all the other off roading/Laning that we do

Now that's good value, especially as they don't cost a fortune. A set of those will look good on the ambulance.

Just re reading this thread and you mention the lowly 2 wheel drives in the photo. One my neighbour had cleared the snow off her Ford Ka, she was absolutely amazed at how good it was in the snow ! We also have a lady who works for us who had no problems travelling the eight miles into work in her Ka ! But as for the rest of them ??? they mostly stayed put !

Never mind the Ka, here's a company vehicle for you Sylvia that's guaranteed to get you to work in the snow ...