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skippy41
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for your info safety helper and of course anyone else if you check out xtron web sit you can get all the info.
cheers Dan
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Are those your wheels?

My next one might be a TX4, how's yours going?



I've told you, wait a year and you can have mine when I get a new Cab.

TDO discount and all.

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Best be quick, as Skippy will be rushing South to find one when his council caves in and insists on WAV's.


NO way,GBC would not touch that with a barge pole, I have hear that skoda could be making a wav :D
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NO way,GBC would not touch that with a barge pole, I have hear that skoda could be making a wav :D


Would that be the Whining Auto Version?

It is already in production - Captain Cab says he's got one!

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NO way,GBC would not touch that with a barge pole, I have hear that skoda could be making a wav :D


And what great problems has my TX2 caused me over the last two and a half years? :?

You've read the 'Hello TX2, goodbye TX1' thread I've been updating since Feb 2008.

It's had less problems than the Nissan engined TX1 that I owned for three years previously.

Keep the services up, replace the belt and tensioner every year, replace the timing chain and tensioner every 2/ 3 years. Not hard really.
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NO way,GBC would not touch that with a barge pole, I have hear that skoda could be making a wav :D


And what great problems has my TX2 caused me over the last two and a half years? :?

You've read the 'Hello TX2, goodbye TX1' thread I've been updating since Feb 2008.

It's had less problems than the Nissan engined TX1 that I owned for three years previously.

Keep the services up, replace the belt and tensioner every year, replace the timing chain and tensioner every 2/ 3 years. Not hard really.


So far you have paid out more in 2 years than I have paid out in 10 :mrgreen:
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That's because I can afford to. :wink:
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Of course Skippy can't tell the difference between a TX2 and a TX4 so you could sell him any old WAV.

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