Advice needed please, best way to transport a non rolling shell?
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As above please, anyone that's done it and could give me advice/companies that'll do it etc, that would be great.
Thanks, Karl
Thanks, Karl
last time i done it karl ,we just slid it on timber onto a car transporter starpped it down and we had no dramas .any recovery beavertail guys should be able to help yo out
come on now spill the beans mate ,have we a rebuild thread in the offing lol
come on now spill the beans mate ,have we a rebuild thread in the offing lol
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It's just because it's quite a distance mate so not wanting to sound tight but want to do it as cost effectively as possible lol, but without causing damage if you know what I mean, will pm you mate
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Picked my Series One up using some dollies I got from Machine Mart. Strapped it down with some ratchet straps for the 250 mile trip home.
Picked my Series One up using some dollies I got from Machine Mart. Strapped it down with some ratchet straps for the 250 mile trip home.
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Karl. If you want I have a low trailer.
You drive past my house to go to Dundee. You can borrow my trailer and my dollies if you like.
If it wasn't as far as Dundee I'd of come n helped. Let me know but offers there.
You drive past my house to go to Dundee. You can borrow my trailer and my dollies if you like.
If it wasn't as far as Dundee I'd of come n helped. Let me know but offers there.
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