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Old 20-04-2011, 10:07 PM   #31
BradZ
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Default Re: Things NOT to do when working on a car!

No springs in the VN paddock bomb, sure looks awsome, also just as awesome changing tires.

Jack up car
Realise the wheel still will not go on
Dig hole under wheel
Break shovel
Swear
Get a mate to lift the diff up so you can slide a brick under it
Put arm under with brick
Car falls off jack
Rip hand out, grazing it from it nearly being sandwiched (about a tenth of a second in it i swear) between a brick and a disc brake.
Swear more
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