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I am looking into having a TRUST (Quaife) 6 Speed dogbox layshaft (Part # E-3F1-11) remade locally in Australia and would like to see if anyone would also be interested in this part. I know that Quaife no longer make this part, or at least, it will take months and plenty of $$$ to have one made. Looking at having it made by one of the well-known box manufacturers in Aus.

This is effectively an EOI, however, I will be making at least two as I know of another box that needs a layshaft as these seem to be a common breakage part in these boxes.

PM me or post your interest in here.

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BOUGHT A QUAIFE GEARBOX THIRD TIME OUT SNAPPED THE LAYSHAFT NEED TO EITHER BUY A SECOND HAND ONE OR GET ONE MADE. I KNOW OF ONE OTHER PERSON THAT NEEDS ONE AS WELL.

IF YOU WERE GOING TO MAKE ONE NOW WOULD BE THE TIME AS FOUR ARE NEEDED.

WHO WERE YOU GOING TO USE TO MAKE IT, AND DO YOU KNOW WHY THEY BRAKE, IS IT CAUSE OF THE SELECTOR SHAFT'S SELECTING MULTIPLE GEARS?

I WAS GOING TO SUGEST BOSNJAK ENGINEERING.

YOU CAN CALL ME TO DISCUSS ON 0420660360 CHEERS BEN.

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