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buzzy bee
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Rick
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Uncle Alec
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Some cool stuff there BB. Get back to me if the planes don't sell.
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Fluffle-Valve
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Please find out for me on how much it would cost to post the Turbo to NN1 4DH.. Northampton...?
Is there any play/movement in the spindle and I presume it spins okay??
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buzzy bee
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Hi
Thanks everyone. Just trying to make a bit of space in the shed! lol
Rick, I know it goes deeply against the grain, but it is limiting me now as I have no space, new tools arriving soon! 
Uncle Alec, will do. might find the odd one or 10 more yet.... lol
Fluffle Valve, will weigh it, but would expect it be about a tenner or there about's, with a courier. I am unsure if it has ever been used, it looks clean. etc. It definateley spins, will look for play too. I think I was going to make a pulse jet or what ever from it, but I have enough on!
Got a set of Dead Weight Tester Weights too, but they are a bit specialist, so not sure what to do with them yet, can't sit on my shelf anymore.
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buzzy bee
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| The turbo weighs nearly 25lbs, if that helps you, weighed on a nice set of vintage Fishing Scales, so give or take a few lbs... lol |
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Jim.Walker
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| buzzy bee wrote: | Hi
Thanks everyone. Just trying to make a bit of space in the shed! lol
Got a set of Dead Weight Tester Weights too, but they are a bit specialist, so not sure what to do with them yet, can't sit on my shelf anymore.
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Not a lot of use without a matching dead weight pressure tester though 
Jim.
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buzzy bee
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| Quite, that was scrapped some time ago, however someone somewhere will have the tester but not weights, lol, just got to find him. hahahha |
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Fluffle-Valve
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| buzzy bee wrote: | | The turbo weighs nearly 25lbs, if that helps you, weighed on a nice set of vintage Fishing Scales, so give or take a few lbs... lol |
So you reckon postage will be around a tenner then?
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Jim.Walker
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Search for Parcel to go on the net. If you enter weight and size on there it will give the cost.
Jim.
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buzzy bee
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| Fluffle-Valve wrote: | | buzzy bee wrote: | | The turbo weighs nearly 25lbs, if that helps you, weighed on a nice set of vintage Fishing Scales, so give or take a few lbs... lol |
So you reckon postage will be around a tenner then? |
As Jim said I ran a quote and roughly 10 or 15 pounds. See what you can find, allow me a pound or two for the bubble wrap/ box etc. |
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