- Location
- south norfolk
Carole is busy elsewhere.have you not heard
Nick...
Nick...
Ratchet strap - spare parts
- Thread starter smcapstick
- Start date
smcapstick
Member
- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
Could you link me? I haven't spotted any on there, yet.
Netherfield
Member
- Location
- West Yorkshire
Years ago local sheet firm made and repaired straps, then had a policy of only supplying new complete.
So doubtful, with all the health and safety these days,wouldn't be able to guarantee that the new part had been fitted correctly.
So doubtful, with all the health and safety these days,wouldn't be able to guarantee that the new part had been fitted correctly.
- Location
- Huntingdon, UK
I don't think anyone will beat strapmaster.co.uk for price.
Our last order was
10x long handled ergo (pull down) ratchets with 600mm tail and standard claw fitting
10x 10m 5t strap with standard claw fitting
Was £90+vat and £15 carriage.
If I remember correctly ratchet tails were £3 last time I asked, brought complete ratchets instead.
Our last order was
10x long handled ergo (pull down) ratchets with 600mm tail and standard claw fitting
10x 10m 5t strap with standard claw fitting
Was £90+vat and £15 carriage.
If I remember correctly ratchet tails were £3 last time I asked, brought complete ratchets instead.
Willie adie
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
i know of a former police officer that would buy boxes of ratchets and straps from roups or auctions.for maybe £50 for a dozen or so.
he would then take them to work and wait in the patrol car until he saw a suitable target.
this person was pulled over advised that they didnt have enough straps for the load and then told they would be charged.however it just so happened that the police had a box of straps in the boot and should a suitable fee be paid they would supply the driver with a ratchet and strap and the charge would be dropped.
he would then take them to work and wait in the patrol car until he saw a suitable target.
this person was pulled over advised that they didnt have enough straps for the load and then told they would be charged.however it just so happened that the police had a box of straps in the boot and should a suitable fee be paid they would supply the driver with a ratchet and strap and the charge would be dropped.
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Pilgrimmick
Member
- Location
- Argyll
Does not surprise me!
renewablejohn
Member
- Location
- lancs
OK... OK... I'll just buy some new ratchets!
Lock topic - Where's Carole when you need her!?
Think you have passed the entrance exam for living in Yorkshire.
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
They have the most stupid website I have ever seen. Stupid enough to stop me buying off them
- Location
- northumberland
As said by someone else a sheet manufacturer will be able to make some up for you to whatever length you want but might be cheaper just buying the whole new thing complete and keeping those as spares
- Location
- Huntingdon, UK
Never use the website. Just email them the order. The savings are well worth it.
- Location
- East Ayrshire
I think @smcapstick probably paid 7/6- for the 2" ones he's trying to repair!
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
Don't wish to hijack the thread but does anyone know where I can buy 2 inches of boot lace? ...my lace broke off this morning and I only need the bit that broke off [emoji53]
Pilgrimmick
Member
- Location
- Argyll
@smcapstick has a collection of spare laces, make sure you know what you need, colour, thicknes (in inches) material (leather, cotton, flax etc)
Also a fine collection of leather patches for cardigans!
mig welding wire works well
smcapstick
Member
- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
I only want to replace the worn parts
Now, back to welding 2" lengths of rebar to the worn tips of my chain harrows. Oh, wait! That wasn't me
Now, back to welding 2" lengths of rebar to the worn tips of my chain harrows. Oh, wait! That wasn't me
so it was you ,I think I've just brought thatI only want to replace the worn parts
Now, back to welding 2" lengths of rebar to the worn tips of my chain harrows. Oh, wait! That wasn't me
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
I have heard that you can collect up flakes of paint and disolve them in white spirit and make your own touch up paint [emoji3]I only want to replace the worn parts
Now, back to welding 2" lengths of rebar to the worn tips of my chain harrows. Oh, wait! That wasn't me