

| Subject: | Re: Looking for some history |
| From: | Roy Nicholl |
| Date: | Mon, 15 Aug 2016 13:16:33 -0300 |
Using the shift leaver to pull oneself back into the driver’s seat after careening off into some dense brush? > On 15-Aug-2016, at 12:53, Scott Quinnett <dragonflyvans@GMAIL.COM> wrote: > > Hi all, I had a van come back with both a broken shift assembly(at the > floor where the rod pivots/hemisphere at the base of the shift lever) as > well as having the van dragged down the side of some fairly severe bushes. > I know what it takes to rub the paint with bushes and I'd qualify it as > being extreme and without care, but in 27 years I've never broken or seen > any break the shift assembly at the floor. I am putting this out here for > any knowledge of, or experience with, having broken one. Anything helps > and it could be in favor of "the breaker" I just need a little feed back. > Right now I feel pretty hostile regarding this client and I need to try > give him the benefit of the doubt. BTW, neither of these events(damage) > where mentioned when he dropped it off. Yes, I know, you should check it > over on return etc etc. I do it, the shift assembly came as a surprise as > I've never seen it happen and never check that aspect, until now. What > does it take to break this? > > Thank you, > > -- > Scott Quinnett > www.dragonflyvans.com > 406-552-2980 > dragonflyvans@gmail.com
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