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Old 02-05-2024, 12:38 AM
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The front drive barrels in my shaft drive gave up the ghost so in the throws of replacing them
I am getting fantastic advice and help from a fellow forum member J Soluna how good is that and he is only 14,000 miles away
Thanks Justin your help has been great
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Justin is the go to guy when it comes to the 2000 series.
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Only problem OlGeorge for Justin and I to have a beer we need a very long straw
But job is done Justin and my neighbour made it easy
Will be posting photos once Justin has had first look
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Thanks Justin , your help was invaluable
I have now got to fix that Wisteria that tried to kill me
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