Imagine it on a packed train!

NorfolkNWeigh wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 2:38 pm 7378D00C-E409-4064-893F-FE0A29BBDF68.png562A8BFD-990A-4EB8-A55D-0A70BBEB84BC.png

Toyota should be using that in an advertising campaign!

CRASH! #baldybaldy https://twitter.com/CumbriaRoadsPol/status/1775559516936982554?t=UDI17rdYzjXIi-Z5PsZLCw&s=19 This one came up on one of the Aussie car owners in the UK groups, tyres obviously not illegal when crash occurred or they would have done them for it, not spun it so more likely driv...

Would it be any less than a small car on the ferry? I thought they went on size?

How much, I would have thought that would have the same amount of potential buyers as one of doctor cock chops creations.

It's stupid how much a bare bones recovery weighs these days.
You could build a lwb mk 3 transit recovery at under 1800kg quite easily at the time.

I saw a 7.5t wagon with hiab for sale - weighs 5.4t unladen without driver and lunchbox...

Hooli wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 9:06 pm Been there.

/Claim to fame

Did you sort out the Honda bits

Been using it a few years, seems like oil

Fowlers have them in stock,
Pricey though.

Have Fowler's got them in stock? They are usually next day even if you only pay for the cheap service, mind you'll probably be spending enough for carriage paid. Hilevel will do a pattern lever too and they are next day, they should (i think measuring tapes have got to Doncaster) be capable of getti...