This guy certainly has them!
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Apologies if this has been posted before. it's just a blue oil burner

that guy must have huge one's.

Wondered if it was trickery but you can see the weight shift in the wheel arches...

hats off !

Imagine a topple...... er ...... what would you say to the insurers .......

i thougnt the same as you maw at first but like you say you can tell with the suspension.

I think the cameras not been held straight and with a Little extra angle makes it look very steep with the grass in the frame half up or down the hill growing at 45 degrees from vertical, but then panning along you see somebody at the bottom of the hill and the trees

it's steep but not as steep as how it appears in the video IMO

tyres are really deflated too as you can see right at the end

More than I would ever do either way

If you don't believe the veracity of the video, look at the trees in the back ground. This is a true film as it has appeared with various other Land Rover owners trying to show their Defenders and Discos trying the same slope, most don't get more than halfway up - one Defender came down it backwards at a hell of a lick, so far only FFRR, D3 and RRS have made it ie the cars with full TR and low ratio transfer boxes. OffRovering, a member here and RRNet and maker of rock sliders for D3 and RRS has also some very spectacular videos on his website of his RRS on the Lions Back in Arizona - I think Umbertob also has some pics of his car on it. The slope is as steep as that one...................... but smoother rocks! In that video you can see the HDC working well at braking the wheels and then letting the car inch forward on the downslope 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Also in my garage is a 1996 TDi300 Defender 90 County HT made into a fake CSW

And you think that looks bad, some of the other clips show 4x4's going up and down the Lions Back at Utah.....made me feel a little ill just watching, I'd be crying like a baby if I had to do it for real!

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Daz those guys don't know what rain does to the ground either bring them over here and they wouldn't have a clue how to handle mud! We recently had a Dutch lad come along to one of our Argyll 4x4 meets, he was blown away by the "extreme" hills we have to play on and the sooooooooooooooooo deep mud - they don't have either to the same extent as we do in The Netherlands, but they get loads of practise with sand! And the hills we play on are not extreme to us. 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Also in my garage is a 1996 TDi300 Defender 90 County HT made into a fake CSW

this is how its done.
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Tim in Scotland wrote:

In that video you can see the HDC working well at braking the wheels

If you read the comments the driver doesn't use HDC as it kicks in at too great a speed (2.2mph?), he says its right foot on the brake all the way down!

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oops! it's just a blue oil burner

a brown trouser moment I wonder if he tried again

Tim in Scotland wrote:

We recently had a Dutch lad come along to one of our Argyll 4x4 meets, he was blown away by the "extreme" hills we have to play on and the sooooooooooooooooo deep mud - they don't have either to the same extent as we do in The Netherlands, but they get loads of practise with sand! And the hills we play on are not extreme to us.

And that is just the main roads  Porsche Cayenne S Diesel 66 Plate