Andy Land
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Please help series 3 gearbox, journey to Germany.
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Grimmer
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If so, frankly very disappointing
Are we saying that he went back to Germany without paying JM for his hard work?
+1
Lets just say it went over what should be expected of LZIR and JM asked to be removed from map.
That said we are running at 98% no **** taking and quality LZIR specials.
we have had a couple of ****ers with caravans who expected half way round the country for free and wouldn't even offer fuel money-they got suitably ignored.
It is a rescue subject to availability and without any warranty implied or otherwise.
We have had some real successes and long may they continue.
Pikey
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Lets just say it went over what should be expected of LZIR and JM asked to be removed from map.
That said we are running at 98% no **** taking and quality LZIR specials.
we have had a couple of ****ers with caravans who expected half way round the country for free and wouldn't even offer fuel money-they got suitably ignored.
It is a rescue subject to availability and without any warranty implied or otherwise.
We have had some real successes and long may they continue.
+1 this is the first I've seen of this thread and without casting aspersions I think JM should maybe have told him to swing his hook when he started to impose on him.
An emergency doesn't or shouldn't extend to fitting tons of stuff that someone has taken a shine to.
Exactly, If James wishes to make public what happened that is upto him- I will say it wasn't anything that should reflect badly on JM. JM did way more than it is reasonable to expect.
Between those of us that do LZIR map we have discussed various things and quietly work to avoid such situations.
it must be said though that peoples kindness makes LZIR great and we are achieving some superb rescues.
I had a PM the other day and the person was concerned as not a trained mechanic- a cup of tea, local knowledge are an asset if your in a disaster situation-everyone is welcome.
LZIR isn't about the 5 of us who do the details, it's about all those who willingly offered their time if they could help
LZIR:beer2:Cheers
