Canberra, Emergency repairs

Doug Rogers · Jul 20, 2005

Gee that brings a few memories back as well..probably lucky she didnt do more damage!!

robbo · Jul 20, 2005

OH and S Inspectors would love that set up to-day!!

Doug Rogers · Jul 20, 2005

AH !! but that was when ships were wooden, men were steel and Occ Health and Safety hadnt been invented. Havent you read the Battle of Trafalgar rules of engagement issued by Occ Health and Safety yet!! Lol.

Michael Broughton · Jul 21, 2005

Wimps! Must admit it could seem a bit precarious up there, particularly if you were trying to change a drive belt on a scanner gearbox, a regular occurence on KH radar of 1960 vintage.

Doug Rogers · Jul 22, 2005

Say no more..you are preaching to the converted!!, and please dont say anything about the photoplot!!...I might have to increase the medication.

Stuart Smith · Jul 22, 2005

Still if you fell off all you would have to do is a barrel roll followed by a double pike and straighten up just as you hit the pool.

Tmac1720 · Jan 22, 2006

I don't care what anybody says it was NOT like that when it left H&W.

Doug Rogers · Jan 22, 2006

Of course not, but it only takes one bad driver...

al mac · Jun 28, 2006

Could anyone perhaps enlighten me on 'the bridge incident'?

TVM

Al mac

Richard Green · Jun 28, 2006

Al mac, my question exactly. Also could anyone tell me where I can get a similar man sized angle-grinder (without the angle). Looks like a Russian brand...

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