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On a touring holiday in Scotland and over 500 miles from home one of the sidecars looses a wheel. The solution was to fix a wooden skid to the sidecar and hunt out a welder to weld it back on. We only lost about three hours which included lunch and was probably less time than it would have taken a recovery agent to get a trailer to us.
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By kartikar99 [Affiliate User] 1247087024 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down RemoveGood old school thinking.
There really isn't much holding the wheel to start with.
It is amaxing how far he went before realizing there was a problem. The fix with the plank was common in the days of the west, with wagons that broke axles or lost wheels. I had to do such with a Model A Ford, once.
Hope the dameage was minimal and repair not all that expensive to have made.
that's actually a very clever solution to get up and going.
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