Never under estimate the power of a man and his feet lol.

In addition to accomplishing what you've set out to do, Gav, you make it entertaining and enjoyable for us viewers.  Onya!  👍

Always a pleasure to watch Mr Foreman at work 👍

Bloody brilliant demo video. Also about to do this so this was very helpful!!

Thanks for making this fun to watch! Besides the big usefullness of the video, great job! Greetz from the Netherlands

Great video mate. Just about to do mine. Thanks for making it.

To the victor go the spoils. Well done Gav 🎉

Excellent conclusion to the rebuild.  These Rovers are so awesome to work on.  Normal tools and lots of grunt!! Enjoy the ride Mr. Foreman! Have a great day and many SPG (Smiles Per Gallon), Cory Anderson

Phew, glad we didn't have to wait too long for the next installment.  Just done similar job on my daughter's VW New Beetle.  Bit easier though, just a single ball joint on the bottom, and I swapped the entire lower wishbone as the rubber bushes were looking past their best.  Made such a difference to the handling.  No more strange knocking noises, and it flew through the MOT first time earlier this week.  Not bad for an 18 year old car.

You might find that filling the CV joint with grease before sliding it onto the shaft gives you better results.

In future chuck the ball joints in the freezer for a few hours before installing, this will shrink them just enough to make installation easier.

My brother told me a story about the torque spec in the manual for the F4U Corsair propeller nut. Since it was a lot of torque the manual suggests a 175lb mechanic hanging off a 4 foot bar would be fine (I may not have the numbers exactly right but the idea is there).

Excellent job well done! Steering alignment yourself…or the local tyre shop?

I am confused. Should the upper ball joint not enter from below as well? Will it not be pushed out again from the load of the car while driving? Reason why I ask it that it seems that all the load is now on the lower ball joint as the upper one can easily move upwards.

I think the large CV boot clip is badly positioned  You might get trouble with that.

Well done it is good to follow for a New Comer!! Thank You

So… did anything fall off? 😂

Hello. I'm from Reunion Island.  Where do you buy your pieces? If you could give me the link or adress, thank you very much. Davy

Think you have been in America too long all this talk of wrenches and weird torque settings in bananas

You’ve changed, in the old days you would have used a boot lace to hold that clamp on and now look at you getting all fancy with your fangdanngled specialised tools. Shame shame shame.