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The awesome MakerMoot is coming up (13-15th Nov 2026), Visit the TORM & ARM markets,and have space back at camp to work on projects and enjoy great company.PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
After a great deal of swearing, roof rails and cross bars installed. Oh, and some wind deflectors so I can still open the windows when it’s raining / I’m sleeping in it.
Sorry to hijack your FL2 thread with my FL2…
Took my poorly FL2 to Bell Engineering last week. They diagnosed a Haldex problem, and in a few hours it was fixed - new o-rings, oil, and reconditioned. Highly recommend Bell. Now running sweetly again!
My FL2 is poorly, so it’s booked into Bell Engineering next month for transmission work - either the haltex or rear differential or both.
I do love the Freelander but they are not cheap to maintain…
I also am pear-shaped, and for me the Fjallraven Keb trousers are by far the comfiest trousers for bushcraft I’ve ever worn. Stretch exactly where you need, super durable.
NKW Meister - same design as the SWC Woodlore Pro (John at NKW used to work with Stephen Wade Cox)
N690 steel, black micarta handle with orange G10 liners. Tapered tang and distal taper, beautifully balanced. Right and left handed Woodlore sheaths.
New and unused.
£325 TYD
Very nice FL2. Aside from the cambelt, I would check whether the major service mileage/year items have been done - particularly rear diff, PTU and gearbox oil changes.
In answer to the OP, yes there is evidence that humanity has been right-handed-dominant for as long as we can find evidence.
See: https://discoveryplace.org/stay-at-home-science/articles/was-early-man-right-handed-archeologists-think-so/
I recently bought a Freelander 2. Best car I've ever owned, I think. You do have to be careful but if you find a good one, they are fantastic do-anything 4x4s and amazingly comfortable too.
Picked this up in pretty used condition, and spent a couple of hours yesterday sanding and polishing (as per Ben Orford’s restoration tutorial on YouTube) to bring this back to its former glory. I’m going to make this my main user for teaching this year.
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