Carrier Wheel Re-rubbering

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Hi all - $300 later, after some hard bargaining through a contact, the LPG flame gun arrived. Ripped the rubber off a test wheel in next to no time. Pays to watch and listen to the professionals. So now all you potential buyers of our re-rubbering service, I can strip your wheels at a small cost, moreso for the gas as this is like a jet after-burner. And to justify the expense we'll be using this to burn the weeds on our fence-lines eliminating the need to spray poison.

Bob

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by Bob Moseley

And to justify the expense we'll be using this to burn the weeds on our fence-lines eliminating the need to spray poison.

Bob

Bob,

Please - don't start any bush fires with that thing . I wouldn't risk it during summer.

Now , all you have to do, is dig your own crude oil well in the back yard - therefore there is no need to buy it from mobil/exxon in it's refined state .

Mike

[Lynn Eades]

Bob unaware of Kioto, using a variation of the Wasp, or Ronson flame thower, stomps his carbon footprint onto the artificially green (is it astroturf?) Australian lawn.

[Tony Smith]

As a Pioneer in the field of research into Carbon Geosequestration, Bob has applied for a Federal grant of $31mil to investigate how to bury strips of charred rubber in his backyard.

[Jeff Gordon]

Bob, I thought I recognised you from somewhere!
It has been a while since we have seen you on TV.
I was your biggest fan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLz5KgBTqPY


Jeff

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Mike - good idea.
Lynn - Kioto??
Tony - Ada wants a rubber pathway from the house to the Chicken Hilton.
Jeffrey - you obviously recognized the overalls. See attached image. There is a Leo Wanker in all of us.

Turkies!! Turkies!!Turkies!!Turkies!!

Bob

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Hi all - will shortly be doing a re-rubbering run. I have two spare wheels that I can re-rubber if anyone wants them. $225 per wheel that includes the stripping of the old rubber. I can deliver to Corowa. If anyone else needs some done, contact me ASAP.

I also possess one five spoked wheel and know where there are at least another two, possibly three. I could hunt around and get together a set of eight. Again if interested, contact me ASAP.

Bob

[maple_leaf_eh]

There was a show on CBC Radio about industrial innovation and refocussing that mentioned - rerubbering AFV wheels. It seems a small company in Bathurst, New Brunswick was looking around and responded to a problem stated about Gagetown's M113 wheels wearing out. They made a trial batch, figured out how to contract with the Forces and now they have deals with Canada and Denmark. Afghanistan is good for business. And especially now that one of their major mining customers is closing its mill, so no more wide conveyor belting sales.

So fixing U/C wheels could be the start of a good business.