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mikephillips
Yoda
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Cool, now I don't have to walk across the lot to find a trash can..
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That's what you need with a lifted pickup.
AngliaGT
Great Pumpkin
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Looks like it started out with a Uhaul truck,& it
just got better & better.....
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The frustration runs deep with this one!
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Turning up the radio probably didn't help this one. Whole lotta shakin' going on. I wonder how long it took to get this bad?
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Reinstallation is not the reverse of removal.
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That's just silly! Anyone with experience would know to use a 3/4" ring wrench instead of a Crescent tool!
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And the Crescent wrench is on backwards.
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...and another 10mm socket about to go missing.
Gliderman8
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Along with some teeth.
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