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Post by CWBYUP »

I need to get a ute set with train wheels on it for a mate as he will be soon working for Railcorp.

Where can you get this done ?

Is there anywhere in sydney ?

Thanks for the info guys.

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Post by me3@neuralfibre.com »

There were some sitting on the ground at Landcruiser Mart in BNE.

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Post by bogged »

tried Railcorp?
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Post by v6hilux »

Is this a job for Coldys Towbars and Bullbars?
A person fitting this equipment must have accreditation to install such equipment to allow the said vehicle to travel on any Aus Rail Network?

I would be looking for the list the ARA has, of accredited engineering firms that manufacture or fit such equipment!

http://www.ara.net.au/

If not, the go to Hornsby Rail way and works depot and you will see one there somewhere and have a look at the sticker on the thing!
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Post by CWBYUP »

I'm not getting any further involved than finding some info for a mate.

Thanks for the info.

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Post by Mr. octurbo »

i did some work experiance at northside truck rebushing and welding. they did heaps of QR stuff they took apart the rockys with the train wheels ect.

being the work experience kid i got to pull the rams of the wheels ect. good time and i learnt something...i didnt want to be a diesel mechanic...

not really helpful info but maybe they could supply some parts to save you cash, they are in Granite st at geebung.
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Post by spazbot »

wouldnt they supply said veichles equipped already
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Post by eliteforce32 »

not if hes a sub-contractor
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