Got an email today about a new auction soon from frontline machinery
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Got an email today about a new auction soon from frontline machinery
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I suppose most Frontline purchasers received the asbestos and polyurethane paint warning stickers along with more paperwork and warnings.
The previous 2 auctions may have been pulled to allow further brake checks and / or to have the appropriate stickers attached. However, I was bidding on items at the Moorebank auction which did not fall into this category.
Erich
I doubt there are too many brake linings that weren't weeded out. Just could never be sure about gaskets.
Some information here, Bob
http://afmsafety.com.au/
Wow, I got my stickers today. Just gotta find the asbestos in my No.5 trailer now:D. or maybe its the poly paint. Looks like it was painted about 25 yrs ago at least so I don't think there's a problem with it. Have got official ex military sticker now too in case anyone thinks its not an ex military vehicle:p
Cheers Rod:wasntme:
Lol more likely lead based paint hahaha. sounds big deal over nothing what harm could an asbestos gasket ever causeQuote:
Originally Posted by 67hardtop
Probably is lead based. I wont be re painting it. I like the "patina". Faded is good....hahaha
Cheers Rod
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Well, I have tried to find the right place for this, but just can't remember where it goes. Honestly. My brain hurts. Bob
http://us6.campaign-archive1.com/?u=...d&e=3c9b38af6f
Is there a legal requirement to fix these stickers??
If there was, I would put the house on them saying so. Most probably the usual "warning- contains nuts" sign on peanut butter jars tactic