Thread: RAFFLE, again.

Good men will soon have at that; a hot axe and cold chisel, will fix most things

Have to be a big cold chisel to go through an entire hub!
More likely lots of penetrating oil down the groove in the splines.
I don't really understand why the difficulty as they can remove the whole hub and axle assembly as one and put it in the vice and whack the end of the axle, and be very very quick to catch it.
Regards PhilipA

I just checked the tracking, Philip, geez it's slow! I could've put a few full jerries in a wheelbarrow and walked to your place by now.

I hope however they do it, is all ok. I am missing my car and I get so worried about it. I just love it to bits and how it gives me driving independence he left a little black loan car up so he can get back when he returns my car, I am unable to drive it. I did test to see if I could and is a nope
Im nervous about the driving OT I'll be seeing in the next couple of months (ndis funded) to change mods and make driving even easier I don't even know why I am nervous for that

Originally Posted by PhilipA

Have to be a big cold chisel to go through an entire hub!
More likely lots of penetrating oil down the groove in the splines.
I don't really understand why the difficulty as they can remove the whole hub and axle assembly as one and put it in the vice and whack the end of the axle, and be very very quick to catch it.
Regards PhilipA

I just checked the tracking, Philip, geez it's slow! I could've put a few full jerries in a wheelbarrow and walked to your place by

now.
Don't worry mate.
I just yesterday received a set of elastic training thingos that sat in Chullora sorting for 8days.
Regards PhilipA

Originally Posted by PhilipA

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Don't worry mate.
I just yesterday received a set of elastic training thingos that sat in Chullora sorting for 8days.
Regards PhilipA

I'll leave that well alone.

1967 Mustang Fastback Raffle.

Originally Posted by Ancient Mariner

1967 Mustang Fastback Raffle.

That's a raffle worth rigging. They wouldn't let me run that one, I'd ensure I won it.

Good news, Epic Dragon's car is finished and will be delivered back to her today.
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank and recommend Michael from Adelaide Hills Mechanical and Tyre Service in Bridgewater for going above and beyond in his dealings with the repairs. Michael has been sympathetic with the billing hours and performed exra work, found during the requested repairs, at no extra charge.
I would urge anyone in the locality to support the business that supports the less fortunate in our community. Thank-you Michael, you're a true gentleman.

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On a sadder note, the fund raiser came up $295.50 short of the invoice amount. At this stage Epic Dragon will have to find the difference, not an easy ask for someone on a fixed, low income, with no opportunity to increase their income.
If anyone should want to chip in, to make up the difference, the raffle account mentioned in the Opening Post can be used. I will ensure that the money is transferred to Epic Dragon. She's also out of pocket for the initial inspection and some parts sourced locally.