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Miggit Member Since: 18 Dec 2014 Location: Milton Keynes Posts: 11 |
Hi all, I'm a refugee from the fullfatrr forum, and I have developed with help from the chaps, an aid for getting your wheels on more easily. I have had a number made up and I'm offering them for sale to anyone interested, anywhere in the world except China!! They are priced at £34.99 including UK delivery. The original thread can be found here http://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic28013.html
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Thu Dec 18 2014 1:04pm |
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scarey Member Since: 07 Jan 2011 Location: in the cloud Posts: 410 |
looks like a good idea.. |
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Thu Dec 18 2014 1:06pm |
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Martin Site Administrator & Owner Member Since: 26 May 2005 Location: Hook Norton Posts: 3662 |
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Thu Dec 18 2014 1:07pm |
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Miggit Member Since: 18 Dec 2014 Location: Milton Keynes Posts: 11 |
Martin, how many cars do you own? it's a different one on every forum , you must have a very big garage Plus while I think of it, how come there are way more Emoticons on this and the D3 site ? Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer, today I are one!
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Thu Dec 18 2014 1:33pm |
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Miggit Member Since: 18 Dec 2014 Location: Milton Keynes Posts: 11 |
Just in case there is a minimum number of post before you can reply to pm's, I'm not getting caught out again Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer, today I are one!
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Thu Dec 18 2014 1:36pm |
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Lew White Member Since: 08 Dec 2009 Location: Adelaide Posts: 40 |
Would you be interested in selling a set to someone, like me, living in Australia?
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Tue Dec 23 2014 6:10am |
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Robbie Member Since: 12 Mar 2006 Location: Waiting for my old avatar to be allowed back... we miss her! Posts: 73 |
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Tue Dec 23 2014 8:17am |
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Miggit Member Since: 18 Dec 2014 Location: Milton Keynes Posts: 11 |
Hi, international deliveries, not a problem , however it has been brought to my notice that Royalmail might not be the best way to send them.
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Tue Dec 23 2014 10:53am |
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Bodsy Site Sponsor Member Since: 03 Feb 2007 Location: Shropshire Posts: 2162 |
I've posted modules all over the world with Royal Mail, only country that wouldn't have signed delivery was Norway for some reason, but the states, Australia, new Zealand, mainland Europe etc etc. Never sent anything to China so don't know about there. Bodsys Brake Bible
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Tue Dec 23 2014 11:08am |
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loneranger Member Since: 22 Nov 2013 Location: newport south wales Posts: 12 |
good idea that ,just changed my on a wet and windy side road ,pain in the butt Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated 2010 tdv6 range rover sport black,ivory leather gone 07 tdv8 range rover sport, mercedes eclass 320 ,02 BMW m5 |
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Tue Dec 23 2014 11:54am |
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harrygh60 Member Since: 16 Nov 2011 Location: London Posts: 395 |
Being an EX Heavy Goods Driver,from the days before calling out tyre companies. We used to change our own wheels. The secret was to only lift the vehicle only enough for the wheel to turn. Then when putting the spare wheel back on you didn't need to lift it to line up the studs. Just get the wheel in position then the final bit with a screwdriver to lift the fraction to get it onto the studs. I am 78Years old and still able to change a RRS 22" Wheel. itisme |
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Tue Dec 23 2014 3:41pm |
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harrygh60 Member Since: 16 Nov 2011 Location: London Posts: 395 |
Being an EX Heavy Goods Driver,from the days before calling out tyre companies. We used to change our own wheels. The secret was to only lift the vehicle only enough for the wheel to turn. Then when putting the spare wheel back on you didn't need to lift it to line up the studs. Just get the wheel in position then the final bit with a screwdriver to lift the fraction to get it onto the studs. I am 78Years old and still able to change a RRS 22" Wheel. itisme |
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Tue Dec 23 2014 3:42pm |
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Ady 555 Site Moderator Member Since: 12 Dec 2010 Location: Good old yorkshire Posts: 8738 |
We can tell, you forgot you had already posted..... Good tip ref jacking the vehicle up though, one which i use when changing my wheels over. Good on you Harry I hope i am still fit and healthy at your age. No smart comments from the smartarses on here either. |
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Tue Dec 23 2014 5:23pm |
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Stuart Member Since: 17 Oct 2013 Location: Manchester Posts: 581 |
Even signed for mail simply vanishes in China. UPS/DHL or similar is the only way to send there. Outgoing post works though.
Their postal system works though. We send there untracked; people are honest, not skint and the post works.
They often "not receive" stuff, followed by a free Paypal refund, also stuff can be stuck in customs for weeks. USPS isn't like Royal Mail. Tracked only to the US. They howl for tracking numbers as its peanuts to do there. But not for us. Italy likes to "not receive" stuff too. Signed for only there too. Ask an online seller. Last edited by Stuart on Wed Dec 24 2014 12:10am. Edited 1 time in total |
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Tue Dec 23 2014 11:09pm |
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