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I guess the next time you blow a "fuse",you won't have to look for a screwdriver.Not automotive, but don't try this at home.
I have heard of someone using a 22LR round as a fuse in an auto. Probably related to this guy.
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I heard that when he turned the juice, the 22LR went off.Not automotive, but don't try this at home.
I have heard of someone using a 22LR round as a fuse in an auto. Probably related to this guy.
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Great way to save time having to do all that adjusting.
mikephillips
Yoda
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But you know, adjust it too wide or small you'll be back at the board wondering how you got them mixed up on the hooks...
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I have seen this done. Scary!j
mikephillips
Yoda
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What you want to bet that to complete the look, the tire is bald too...
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A couple of days ago I told my neighbor her two front tires were worn down to the cords.
Explained that it was very dangerous.
Nothing but a smile and a nod.
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