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Bryanj:
All the small easily forgotten bits n pieces are good, just be carefull what it looks like and where you pack it or the tsa guys have a hissy fit, they didnt like my brown bag of assorted fasteners, also it can be cheaper to pay for an extra hold case than pay postage
Laverdaroo:
Its a Koshiki Gohaku Butterfly Koi. Same as all carp just with colour and longer flowing fins as dictated by the hobby market. This fish is about 4lb.......$28-ish trade cost. Nice fish but a pig to spawn. Did a mass spawning in the hatchery last week and the result was this lot.......10million koi fry on day 3 ready to be stocked out into the ongrowing ponds that have been prepped for them.
I'm investigating extra hold luggage costs now after talking to a brit over here who does the same thing but for scooter parts. I'll see what I can do. Everyone have a think and we can get a list together. I have a confirmed appointment there on Thursday so its game on! 8) ;) :)
Laverdaroo:
3 days!
philward:
If you can get a pair of uncrumpled re-chromeable fork ears for a 500k2 (think they are same as 550k0/k1 - Oddjob will confirm I'm sure), I'd be interested please Roo
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philward:
--- Quote from: Oddjob on June 11, 2022, 12:55:54 PM ---Keep an eye out for CB500 tool trays, you need parts that won't have deteriorated with exposure to sunlight and being outside so seats aren't any good as they'll rot for fun.
Considering the cost of 750 points covers if you see some really decent ones maybe pick them up and earn yourself a few bob. 750 covers have screw holes 12 and 6 o'clock not 10 and 4 like the 500/550 ones.
Maybe a rhino horn top yoke for a 750 as well.
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Wasn't someone on here trying to 3D print the tool trays Ken (friend of Ash?)
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