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Raider has had a horrible 24-36 hours since leaving us earlier in the journey but I’ll let him tell the story.

Here's hoping you opened the box and fitted and tested the tank before you went to work with the saw!Digger wrote: Safari Tanks requested complete destruction of the tank cause it was a warranty job. Good luck tryin’ to plastic weld that one back together.
I would’ve expected you to have more confidence in me then that...profoundly_disturbed wrote:Here's hoping you opened the box and fitted and tested the tank before you went to work with the saw!Digger wrote:
For the record, I have some plastic welding rods with me and if it was life and death I would’ve heated up my tyre iron and gone to work on the tank. It may not have been pretty (bit like my screen) but I’m sure it would’ve got me out of trouble.Bozo wrote:I can remember a time when even that tank could be fixed with cable ties and a hot tent peg.
Bozo
I can detect the descent into into insanity but ça plane pour moi - pied en bouche excluBozo wrote:Prof Dist
Sitting on the couch when I should be heading north to the wildflowers, I can remember a time when even that tank could be fixed with cable ties and a hot tent peg. As Plastic Bertrand "another king of the Divan" says that cutting up the old tank before checking the new would be like "Mettre le pied dans le plat". Hoping it all is "ca plane pour digger et roi griceness".
Bozo