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How does a castor rod fall off? or shouldn't I ask?

I'm guessing because the dodgy c*nt that installed them didn't tighten them up enough / use lock nuts / use loctite

no idea

air con shop was open late, so i went and picked the skyline up. Will deal with the leopard on the weekend.

I'd say it's more or less OK, it just dragged on the ground for a bit

looks like the role may be reversed. I may need to help you . (offer is there. what tools do you need?)

what is bent under it?

what is bent under it?

No idea. Hopefully nothing.

looks like the role may be reversed. I may need to help you . (offer is there. what tools do you need?)

I'll give you a yell if I need a hand, but I'm not expecting a major drama. Should just be a couple of new bolts and away we go

Guess who's thickshakes bring all the boys to the yard?

But the question remains, why do you want said boys in your yard?.... No wonder no one went :P

Also if hardly any people went did the thick shakes really bring the boys to the yard? :/

You're missing the point entirely. But that's OK, there's probably only about 2 people that still read this thread that will get the reference.

Suffice to say, best thickshakes ever. And great scenery.

Ahhh... takes me back to the good old BnR days...

Guess who's thickshakes bring all the boys to the yard?

You guys are missing out

amen to that !

I would be in jail over that quick smart..

Might be worth the drive for me from ippy one night to meet some of you

Yeah mate. I'm at Redbank Plains & sometimes make the trip out on a Thursday night.

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