Wednesday 26th July,
Port Hedland WA
The BHP loading docks at Hedland
A frustrating day chasing the replacement tank and trying to find a mechanic. Being Hedland, the earliest anyone could fit us in for mechanical repairs was the Tuesday of next week, 6 days away. In the end we decided to do it ourselves, I mean how hard could it be? Don’t they sound like
Another 150,000 tonnes heading for China
famous last words. I went to the Plumbing place who’s vehicle and drugged employee we had encountered out on the Wapet. As I’d suspected, the culprit was the son of the owner. I don’t think the poor bloke had any idea what I was talking about with the butane and what effect it has on those who abuse it but at least he and his wife were made a ware of son No.1’s antics. Their responsibility from here. Took a drive around Hedland to show JT the sights and then got word that the tank had arrived in the late afternoon and I went over to the transport company to collect it.
JT working on the front bumper
Caught up with Steve for dinner at the ESSS accomodation facility and had the three course banquet for $8.00.
The patented Mick O fuel capture and recovery system!