There is a bloke a St George that had a bit of 46A stuff. I will think of his name later.
Not scot bowman? Going into St George today.
Yeah thats c
The correct name.
I just saw a advert down here in Mexico from a bloke at Ballarat advertising wrecking a D8H, he says "all parts available" so might be worth a try zero four two seven zero five one nine nine six, I do not know him.
Good luck
Mike
Are you chasing a "patch up" or something more permanent. I could lay my hands on some links that would new pins and bushes ( dry) pressed into them or some rather worn old chains without plates off a D8K.
Cheers djcat.
Yeah thats c
The correct name.
[quote="Andrew"]Yeah thats c
The correct name.[/quote]
Saw scot today. Sadly he has nothing.
What about Paul Moore, have you tried him, or Deaf Jeff
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