View Full Version : tom woods, excellent service
Vern
14th August 2014, 05:38 PM
So last week I ordered my tom woods front and rear shafts, placed the order Thursday via FAX, tom made them and sent them the same day, arrived here Tuesday morning:D.
Not bad from the USA to here, quicker than getting stuff from interstate.
And the shafts aren't to bad either:), much bigger than the 110 rear I have, and better quality as well.
I would highly recommend his company and his workmanship,
Very happy chappy:D:D
frantic
14th August 2014, 05:58 PM
Pics ?
Which model defender? Tdi td5 or puma
loanrangie
14th August 2014, 06:02 PM
FAX ?
rangieman
14th August 2014, 06:05 PM
FAX ?
Um he lives in the sticks ;):wasntme:
Vern
14th August 2014, 06:09 PM
Range rover LSE.
FAX, he prefers FAX when sending credit card details.
FAX, now chris I do have FAX facilities here, as well as email, inter web, cheque book, c/card, color TV, electricity, running water (well only when I have electricity:)) and sticks:D
rangieman
14th August 2014, 06:55 PM
Range rover LSE.
FAX, he prefers FAX when sending credit card details.
FAX, now chris I do have FAX facilities here, as well as email, inter web, cheque book, c/card, color TV, electricity, running water (well only when I have electricity:)) and sticks:D
Wow now im impressed mate:cool:
There is a couple more cable tv , sewage , milk bar , :angel:
Vern
14th August 2014, 07:07 PM
Don't watch enough TV to warrant cable, no sewerage at my place, we have a treatment plant, milk bar nup:(:D
Vern
14th August 2014, 07:47 PM
Anyway back on topic.
Tom woods shafts, highly recommend them:D
Slunnie
14th August 2014, 09:24 PM
I can't rate him highly enough either. Absolutely delightful fellow, and his customer service, communications and relations are 2nd to none. Loves a chat too and takes his time to do it!
gavinwibrow
14th August 2014, 10:40 PM
Howdy - any chance of indicating purchase and transport costs please?
Vern
15th August 2014, 06:17 AM
$1k, conventional type shafts.
Vern
15th August 2014, 06:21 AM
I can't rate him highly enough either. Absolutely delightful fellow, and his customer service, communications and relations are 2nd to none. Loves a chat too and takes his time to do it!
Yes he also finds our slang interesting, so I chose to use a bit in our emails. If you have a strong pommy accent though, email him, don't call as he tells me he has trouble understanding it. I don't, but emailing is easier for me.
rick130
15th August 2014, 06:50 AM
Yep, great bloke.
UPS stuffed up addressing my first drive shaft (Tom had addressed it correctly) and I picked it up via tracking that it was winging it's way to Austria via Germany.
Tom had it stopped at UPS's big facility (Kentucky ?) but insisted on making me a new one one.
I kept saying it's ok, just wait till the old one gets back to you but he made and shipped out a new DC shaft that day !
UPS outdid themselves and 'lost' the first shaft, no one could find it.
It eventually turned up here many, many, many weeks later.
It had travelled via Germany and Austria :rolleyes:
Tom was just going to write it off and give it to me, but I was able to 'sell' it for him and Serg got a bloody cheap DC shaft. (If I ever deliver it :angel:)
gavinwibrow
16th August 2014, 09:38 PM
$1k, conventional type shafts.
What, $1K all up for 2 shafts and freight ex US for a RRC LSE? I'm going to have to talk to this man.
Vern
16th August 2014, 09:41 PM
Yes. $1066, such better shafts than stock, rear shaft would be 10-15mm larger in diameter, 1310 uni's, wide angle. VERY happy with mine
Vern
17th August 2014, 06:31 PM
While I'm still at it, I did the final fitment of the rear shaft today. Now everyone with a d1 or classic rr know how much of a pain it is to get a socket onto the bolts on these things, well not with toms, 3/8 drive and correct socket, straight on, that to me was worth the money:D
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