julianf
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You mentioned it runs and drives so do that!
I also mentioned I wanted the axels off it.
You mentioned it runs and drives so do that!
Grinder will make short work, I cut up the old 110 chassis I had with a 5” and some slitting discs. It’s not worth selling, it sounds like a 5-600 quid motor max and you’ll spend more than that buying bits back.
Why do you want the axles? IIRC you’ve a 110 and so should have a salisbury rear anyways? Going from that to a rover axle is lunacy
I used a 9" angle grinder to cut up my 300TDi auto Disco body (and chassis). I rang local tatter and he took all the bits away
If the chassis is sound then it might be worth trying to sell that thus saving effort to cut up and move bits.
Recip saw is my go to now as no sparks. Especially on a disco as alloy panels and would just hack the body off first. Then lift everything off the chassis, then cut the chassis to sections.
Or weld wheels or castors onto the chassis to get out easy.
(16mm bar and some sack truck wheels etx)
I was thinking "pallet truck", but guessing the ground is too rough, and a hill was mentioned?
A 60" wheelbase Discovery.
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From experience, the saw gets my vote too, assuming you have one.