Wheelright:recomendations please

[Arctostaphylos uva-ursi]

Well go with Mike Rowland then. Sounds like he's the dogs' danglies.

[Rich Rule]

I remember seeing a program about an old boy who made them for the Royal Carridges.

 

Failing that maybe Mark's brother has a contact... He is in charge of the Horse, Carridges and guns in the Royal Artillery.

[Mike Hill]

I remember seeing a program about an old boy who made them for the Royal Carridges.

 

Failing that maybe Mark's brother has a contact... He is in charge of the Horse, Carridges and guns in the Royal Artillery.

 

Exactly the man I need to talk to!

 

Thanks Rich.

[Rich Rule]

Might be a bit expensive but I bet the quality would speak for itself.

[agg221]

I can't recommend from experience of using their wheels, but I have watched the wheelwrights at Weird & Wonderful Wood do it a few times and they are spot on first time every time I've seen them fit tyres, to new wheels and old. Not sure of their names but Tarby Davenport who ran the event would know:

 

01359 240724 or 07720 400864

[email protected]

 

Alec

[Mike Hill]

I can't recommend from experience of using their wheels, but I have watched the wheelwrights at Weird & Wonderful Wood do it a few times and they are spot on first time every time I've seen them fit tyres, to new wheels and old. Not sure of their names but Tarby Davenport who ran the event would know:

 

01359 240724 or 07720 400864

[email protected]

 

Alec

 

Thank you Alec

[Mark Bolam]

Mike, my little bro (Colonel in the RA) recommends John Slough of London, who are actually in Hereford.

They do the Kings Troop guns.

Good website. Wheels are under 'Techniques'.

 

 

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