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14-07-08, 22:14
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bren gun carrier arrived
Can anyone offer assistance or advice on transportation of a universal bren gun carrier which has arrived at felixstowe docks which i need transporting to lowestoft in Suffolk, bit short notice but have been away on holiday when it arrived, please call 01502 530138 if you can help, i dont want to drive it the 40 miles!!
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14-07-08, 22:45
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Hi Kevin, a tilt tray would be the easiest way.
Colin.
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14-07-08, 23:59
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I agree! I hired a tow truck company and they moved mine with a tilt bed truck. It went without a hitch. It was a lot less expensive than hiring an equipment float! Just make sure you let the towing company know the wieght of your carrier. (remember, it is a bit heavier than your family sedan!)
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15-07-08, 00:29
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Carrier Transport
Hi Kevin,
And welcome to the forum, what a nice little machine, yes as the boys said a tilt tray is the way to go, they can place it exactly where you want it, good luck with the restoration, please keep us all informed via pics on your progress,and dont be afraid to ask any questions, Regards, Ron
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15-07-08, 10:33
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fantastic find.
Kevin
What a fantastic find. Some more pictures and details like where she came from please. Lets have the full story Barry
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