I hope you understand that my input was a genuine effort to help, and if you managed to get home , my mate would have done the job for the cost of materials only. Or given advice over the phone on the best way to fix it. Bob
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I hope you understand that my input was a genuine effort to help, and if you managed to get home , my mate would have done the job for the cost of materials only. Or given advice over the phone on the best way to fix it. Bob
That looks like a good quality, strong repair Pedro. Good quality welds by the look of them. Best of luck for the rest of your trip and stay safe;)
Ps: what about some brag pics of the trip?:D
Regards
Robbo
I can't remember whether your using a WDH or not Pedro? If so then might be an idea to back it off a bit, providing that doesn't unsettle how the D2 handles to much.
His woes are about to begin,wait to us WA folk get hold of him;)Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
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Andrew
Wheres the fun in that Inc?[tonguewink]
Its all good Bob;):cool:
D2's don need no stinkin whd Big Tezza:p
I like them too Robbo:D lots of pics on FB:angel:
Bring it on WA!!!!:banana:
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Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
Keep Paddy's details, well worth it . Have a great trip, half your luck, Bob
Yes I know D2's don't need WDH's Pedro, but you are a Queenslander and as we all know Queenslanders do very strange things ... like drink XXXX. ... :p
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Originally Posted by TerryO
Pedro, do your best to spread common sense amongst the slightly deranged southerners, but come back refreshed. Bob