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Old Farang
6th March 2018, 03:37 PM
Anybody used the greasable RTC5869/70 that Mario has listed? Getting ridiculous prices quoted for some of these replacements, both genuine and after market. Thanks.
Roverlord off road spares
6th March 2018, 05:13 PM
Hi mate, firstly we are very particular what parts we offer for sale as we don't need come backs and warranty claims. Those tie rods we have been selling for many years with out issues and I have been confident to offer them to forum members and have sold them to forum members over the years, we also sell more expensive ones but usually the more expensive ones are not greaseable they are sealed for life. We find that customers for some reason prefer ones with grease nipples and want to pay little.,
Cheers, Mario
Old Farang
6th March 2018, 05:23 PM
Hi mate, firstly we are very particular what parts we offer for sale as we don't need come backs and warranty claims. Those tie rods we have been selling for many years with out issues and I have been confident to offer them to forum members and have sold them to forum members over the years, we also sell more expensive ones but usually the more expensive ones are not greaseable they are sealed for life. We find that customers for some reason prefer ones with grease nipples and want to pay little.,
Cheers, Mario
Thanks Mario. I will send you an email a bit later. Cheers, hope you are feeling better.
Tins
6th March 2018, 06:05 PM
Thanks Mario. I will send you an email a bit later. Cheers, hope you are feeling better.
If freight is an issue I'll be in Bangkok in April, and I live five minutes from Mario. Aulro Courier Service at it's finest.
Old Farang
6th March 2018, 06:17 PM
If freight is an issue I'll be in Bangkok in April, and I live five minutes from Mario. Aulro Courier Service at it's finest.
That's very good of you, johntins! Freight is expensive, but it just has to be spread across each part, so then not so bad.
The other thing is: I would hate for you to get stopped at the Airport in Bangkok, as they have clamped up on many things the last couple of years, and most bags are now x-rayed on arrival.
Thanks again for your offer. Cheers
donh54
6th March 2018, 06:22 PM
Anybody used the greasable RTC5869/70 that Mario has listed? Getting ridiculous prices quoted for some of these replacements, both genuine and after market. Thanks.
Yep. I fitted a set of them a couple of years ago. No problems with them at all - in fact, I've never had a problem with anything from Mario and Heather!
Tins
6th March 2018, 06:43 PM
That's very good of you, johntins! Freight is expensive, but it just has to be spread across each part, so then not so bad.
The other thing is: I would hate for you to get stopped at the Airport in Bangkok, as they have clamped up on many things the last couple of years, and most bags are now x-rayed on arrival. Or Kanchanburi.
Thanks again for your offer. Cheers
Surely they allow auto parts if declared? However, like you, I do not wish to fall foul of Thai Customs.... If it turns out that it's OK, and you want them, I'll bring 'em. I travel light to Thailand, so baggage weight isn't an issue. You would just need to get to Sukhumvit Rd. Or Kanchanburi.
Old Farang
6th March 2018, 07:35 PM
You would just need to get to Sukhumvit Rd. Or Kanchanburi.
I live in Sukhumvit 48. Are you going to the Anzac Day parade?
BathurstTom
6th March 2018, 08:11 PM
I have set on my Disco, I think, for about 18 months or so. Look the goods to me, I have had no problems.
Cheers,
Tom.
Tins
6th March 2018, 08:21 PM
I live in Sukhumvit 48. Are you going to the Anzac Day parade?
Yes. Dawn Service at Hellfire Pass, and the 11:00 Service at the War Grave Cemetery at Kanchanburi. My father in law will be giving possibly his last address there. He is the only one left out of the Association that can make the trip, although there may be other survivors who were never a part of the Association.
We always seem to stay at the Royal Benja, on Soi 5. Which direction on the Sky train is 48? Or does the train not get there? I would brave Bangkok's lunatic busses, or the canal boats, to get them to you.
CraigE
6th March 2018, 11:20 PM
I bought a set of QH ones from Mario, so far so good. I also tapped in a grease point for the drop arm.
Old Farang
7th March 2018, 12:07 AM
I bought a set of QH ones from Mario, so far so good. I also tapped in a grease point for the drop arm.
Thanks Craig. how long have you been at South Yunderup. My late parents lived at North Yunderup for 25 years. Myself also years ago.
CraigE
7th March 2018, 12:18 AM
Thanks Craig. how long have you been at South Yunderup. My late parents lived at North Yunderup for 25 years. Myself also years ago.
We have been in South Yunderup just over 5 years. Not a bad place to live.
Roverlord off road spares
7th March 2018, 12:35 PM
That's very good of you, johntins! Freight is expensive, but it just has to be spread across each part, so then not so bad.
The other thing is: I would hate for you to get stopped at the Airport in Bangkok, as they have clamped up on many things the last couple of years, and most bags are now x-rayed on arrival.
Thanks again for your offer. Cheers
Bangkok Hilton for John, he could be known as the Bangkok 1.
Do they have a mandatory death penalty for land rover parts smuggling? . John might have to swallow each tie rod for concealment [thumbsupbig]
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