What the dickens is a chassis stand?

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Originally Posted by abaddonxi

Have you a web address of this shop in Scone that sells chassis stands?

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www.sconechassisandaxlestands.com.au is where I bought mine from. It was a while ago now though.

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Originally Posted by waynep

The yanks always pronounce "solder" as "sodder" ...ah does make me laugh :D

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How about aluminium ... the tossers have even changed the spelling to suit their bastardised pronounciation .... :soapbox::soapbox::censored:;)

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Originally Posted by Scouse

www.sconechassisandaxlestands.com.au is where I bought mine from. It was a while ago now though.

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:D:D:D

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Originally Posted by rick130

Ph 6545 3888, tell 'em Rick sent you ;)

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Scone Bearings and Spares. Are they the same mob Scouse recommended?

:D

Simon

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Originally Posted by Rosco

How about aluminium ... the tossers have even changed the spelling to suit their bastardised pronounciation .... :soapbox::soapbox::censored:;)

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From what I have read, the "um" ending came first, and it was changed to "ium" for reasons best explained by others.

World Wide Words: Aluminium versus aluminum

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Originally Posted by Scouse

www.sconechassisandaxlestands.com.au is where I bought mine from. It was a while ago now though.

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I can't get the link to work. Is there somewhere you can view their products? I need a couple of pairs of chassis stands for my SIIB camper project as my axle stands are too short.
Diana

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Originally Posted by rick130

I've eaten a scone in Scone.

We didn't even think it sounded silly at the time. :p

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And i've eaten a scone in Stone (staffordshire):D

A chassis stand is definitely not a one night stand. Land Rovers projects tend to take a little longer.

And, of course, they don't work on the ceremonial versions of the Land Rover.

Simon