Thread: Bugger!

I wondered i someone off here had bought that one.
So it is a 120.
Well if the bearing gives up again you can always replace it with a tougher one.

Originally Posted by wovenrovings

I wondered i someone off here had bought that one.
So it is a 120.
Well if the bearing gives up again you can always replace it with a tougher one.

A bit of a coincidence. Found out a mate of mine in Newcastle has done all the work on it On the last failure they fit a H/D multi roller with mods. Tony

I had a similar Toyota experience with a 100 series a few years ago up at Yandi. Left it parked outside a construction office on top of a hill (on a reasonably flat bit of ground) and made the mistake of relying on the Toyota handbrake.

Came out of the office to see the 100 series sailing down the hill at a great rate of knots. Fortunately, it never hit anyone or flip over, but it did manage to go straight through a cage full of empty acetylene bottles. We're all still wondering how none of them went off.

Have never relied on a Toyota handbrake since.

Nice looking truck RR!

Originally Posted by BMKal

I had a similar Toyota experience with a 100 series a few years ago up at Yandi. Left it parked outside a construction office on top of a hill (on a reasonably flat bit of ground) and made the mistake of relying on the Toyota handbrake.

Came out of the office to see the 100 series sailing down the hill at a great rate of knots. Fortunately, it never hit anyone or flip over, but it did manage to go straight through a cage full of empty acetylene bottles. We're all still wondering how none of them went off.

Have never relied on a Toyota handbrake since.

Wow That would have been unbelievable to watch. Ten pin bowling with a 100 series Tony