It is a tad "unique" to drive at the moment so it does need someone "experienced" in these unique requirements. Little things like no brakes, the accelerator doesn't return by itself, the hand control for the maxi brakes is frozen in the released position, the gear selector is just sitting on the floor so it requires one hand to hold it in place while the other selects the appropriate gear, the starting procedure requires a selection of wires to be twisted together and another wire to activate the starter.... the gas bottle needs to be connected and turned upside down and turned on and the battery installed and plugged in.... just little things but they could all add up to a less than desirable result when reversing off a float and down the ramps at its new homeDot wrote:It will work out, always does in the end. Can't the truck driver get the bus off for you? ours did. And remember there is an X truck driver living in Mannum !!!! just start shoving your stuff in the bus and have a surprise when you get to unpack


I'm sure there will be a few "surprises" when we unpack over there as it is, things need to be loaded so they don't damage the interior already fitted and don't damage the goods being transported. The float the bus is to travel on is designed to carry over size heavy earthmoving equipment so a smooth ride is not one of the features that big bus will experience on its 1200km trip there.
No doubt this will be another SNAFU departure as most T1 trips start out with everything done I the last hrs before hitting the road.