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The only vehicles (other than the trucks) on Koolan Island back in the 60/70's were Landrovers, they did everything. A Haulpak nudged one onto the panfeeder and it ended up in the jaw crusher (minus driver) needless to say there wasn't any recoverable parts.
The only vehicles (other than the trucks) on Koolan Island back in the 60/70's were Landrovers, they did everything. A Haulpak nudged one onto the panfeeder and it ended up in the jaw crusher (minus driver) needless to say there wasn't any recoverable parts.
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Good evening Manpa.
Thanks for the experience and opportunity to win this fantastic prize.
I think it might be 1.75kg
Thanks for the experience and opportunity to win this fantastic prize.
I think it might be 1.75kg
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It seems people are having problems with their weights. I'm sure they know what they mean, but haven't written it that way.
Just to be helpful, with an example, here's a tip for you. If you write 0.250 g - that's a quarter of a gram - a feather's weight.
I don't think anyone actually means that, but many have written something like it!
If you write 0.250 kg - that's a quarter of a kilo (250 g). I think that's what you mean, rather than 0.250 g.
It's a little truck, but I'm pretty sure it's heavier than a feather!
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Megsy
Just to be helpful, with an example, here's a tip for you. If you write 0.250 g - that's a quarter of a gram - a feather's weight.
I don't think anyone actually means that, but many have written something like it!
If you write 0.250 kg - that's a quarter of a kilo (250 g). I think that's what you mean, rather than 0.250 g.
It's a little truck, but I'm pretty sure it's heavier than a feather!
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Megsy
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Thanks Megsy
(. 500 g )
(. 500 g )
666 grams would be my guess. Thanks for the chance to win Manpa.
Cheers
Doug
Cheers
Doug
Come on, I know its not a shiny coin or a beautiful stone or a piece of gold but you need a vehicle to get to your hunting grounds! layful: layful: layful: layful:
layful: layful: layful: layful:
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487g.... It could be made from balsa wood Megsy...
LW....
LW....
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One foot out the door
Oops I'll try 00.97
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Cheers
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438g
The Winner.
Well, He took a risk and it paid off. LOL
Silver, at 621 is the closest to the weight.
The weight is 0.627.
Congratulations Silver,
A fine prize indeed.
Thanks to Manpa, This Landy will be treasured I am sure.
Well, He took a risk and it paid off. LOL
Silver, at 621 is the closest to the weight.
The weight is 0.627.
Congratulations Silver,
A fine prize indeed.
Thanks to Manpa, This Landy will be treasured I am sure.
Congrats Silver, its not everyday you win a new vehicle albeit a little smaller than the real thing!
Congrats Silver.
Hi Ho Silver away. Congrats.
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