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July 30th, 2004, 05:44 AM
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A frame towbars - Where to get one built in Melbourne
Hi All,
My Father-in-Law has a 40ft Leyland bus that he has just converted into a very nice motorhome. He has also brought a Suzuki Sierra that he wants to tow off the back of the motorhome via an "A frame". He has tried a few companies in Melbourne to get one built, but has hit a brickwall every time. Does anyone have any leads in Melbourne where he could get one built or plans for an A frame that he could could show to the possible companies? He has checked with the RTA and yes it can be done! Replies off line to Thanks Phil --multiplaza.nl.nu-- 
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July 30th, 2004, 01:21 PM
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A frame towbars - Where to get one built in Melbourne
Someone must make them as there are plenty of Tractor/back hoe drivers who
use their back hoe to pull around their car to get home in at night, jif ob isnt finished and they need to go back next day to finish digging job. Freda -- Please reply to the list as my email address is a fake .no-spam.invalid (Anonymous) wrote in message ... Hi All, My Father-in-Law has a 40ft Leyland bus that he has just converted into a very nice motorhome. He has also brought a Suzuki Sierra that he wants to tow off the back of the motorhome via an "A frame". He has tried a few companies in Melbourne to get one built, but has hit a brickwall every time. Does anyone have any leads in Melbourne where he could get one built or plans for an A frame that he could could show to the possible companies? He has checked with the RTA and yes it can be done! Replies off line to Thanks Phil --multiplaza.nl.nu--
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July 30th, 2004, 01:21 PM
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A frame towbars - Where to get one built in Melbourne
Someone must make them as there are plenty of Tractor/back hoe drivers who
use their back hoe to pull around their car to get home in at night, jif ob isnt finished and they need to go back next day to finish digging job. Freda -- Please reply to the list as my email address is a fake .no-spam.invalid (Anonymous) wrote in message ... Hi All, My Father-in-Law has a 40ft Leyland bus that he has just converted into a very nice motorhome. He has also brought a Suzuki Sierra that he wants to tow off the back of the motorhome via an "A frame". He has tried a few companies in Melbourne to get one built, but has hit a brickwall every time. Does anyone have any leads in Melbourne where he could get one built or plans for an A frame that he could could show to the possible companies? He has checked with the RTA and yes it can be done! Replies off line to Thanks Phil --multiplaza.nl.nu--
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