FOUND! Set of legs/keys/bolts etc missing post Pinfest. Key labelled 23

[David_Vi]

Hi all

We took @steve brum 's Barracorra home from Pinfest. But I can't find any sign of the legs. The legs have the keys, bolts etc wrapped with them. (Legs found but nothing wrapped with them just a cable tie holding them together)

I didn't load them myself, we were among the last to load up on Sunday, with some of the remaining NLP guys loading legs onto Claire's van with me on the Luton loading the cabs.

Barracorra was left in the corridor near the loading area after the event after spending the weekend in the headless room. Either the legs were left behind in the room, or someone took them by mistake from your corridors.

Has anyone found them or remember seeing them?

 

[David_Vi]

I believe we have the legs but nothing else

 

[David_Vi]

STAND DOWN!

Claire's found them in the van cup holder...

I was getting stressed far too early. Especially as I thought I was looking for legs with everything attached


Mods feel free to remove this embarrassment of a thread
@mufcmufc @Calimori

 

[Calimori]

We can all learn from this experience. I always worry I will lose something when moving one machine, with all the machines you were moving, it doesn't suprise me that there needs to be a robust process for legs, bolts and keys.

 

[Fantazia2]

We can all learn from this experience. I always worry I will lose something when moving one machine, with all the machines you were moving, it doesn't suprise me that there needs to be a robust process for legs, bolts and keys.

Also doesnt help when its someone elses machine that was packed down by their team.
I helped load their van at the end and I never think about balls, bolts etc when loading as they are all usually packed away by owners by then and just look for the cabs and heads if separate and legs if next to/on top of the cab.

 

[Wayne J]

We can all learn from this experience. I always worry I will lose something when moving one machine, with all the machines you were moving, it doesn't suprise me that there needs to be a robust process for legs, bolts and keys.

If only someone had designed a handy little carrier to fit them all in, so you could easily see at a glance if you're missing something - bespoke to whatever machine you have, in whatever colour.