A stand-up carrier wouldn't take the chance of killing someone like that - the rig would have been in the shop already.I saw a set of wheels come off a trailer and go thru the ditch once
because the driver didn`t check the hub oil
what a mess,ruined spindale and all
The shop guy doesn't like using a wheel dolly to do seals. But the boss says it's faster.New seal leaking like that is normally a bad install. If it was an older installation, it's usually bearing play that makes them start leaking really bad. So yeah, keep pouring!

Big 4 bay shop across the street from the cardlock and you don't have one in stock? Wtf.Doing them with the dolly is fast and easy, but if it twists or is misaligned even a bit sliding it back on, the seal is FUBAR.The shop guy doesn't like using a wheel dolly to do seals. But the boss says it's faster.
I don't know who's right, or the "proper" way, but it looked awkward as all get to pull the old seal and drive in the new one while on the dolly.
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That broke this morning, too. I don't know where the F to get a new one on a Sunday morning. Needless to say we're running two lane and peepin' chilly looking for LEOs.
Even a mobile mechanic didn't have oneBig 4 bay shop across the street from the cardlock and you don't have one in stock? Wtf.
we did have that as well. usually they were some sort on dinner rolls, not too big, and nicely warmed. sometimes sliced italian bread, but as times changed, and later meal times, and weight gains, cut backs in many extras were taken away.I'm curious how many of us used to have bread and butter on the table with dinner every night.
We only did if we were having stew or something but when I was a kid it was always there at lunch and dinner.
I'm thinking it probably ended as general practice with my generation.
Always had it on the table when I was a youngster. I think the practice went out when families stopped eating at the dinner table.I'm curious how many of us used to have bread and butter on the table with dinner every night.
We only did if we were having stew or something but when I was a kid it was always there at lunch and dinner.
I'm thinking it probably ended as general practice with my generation.
Bread and butter with stew was the like bread and butter of having stew!I'm curious how many of us used to have bread and butter on the table with dinner every night.
We only did if we were having stew or something but when I was a kid it was always there at lunch and dinner.
I'm thinking it probably ended as general practice with my generation.

If I go past the italian bakery I have to grab a loaf of Italian bread. They will slice it for you but I choose to take home the loaf whole and slice it real thick.we did have that as well. usually they were some sort on dinner rolls, not too big, and nicely warmed. sometimes sliced italian bread,

yeah, i know, early morning going to the CVS store on my way home for the day, i have to pass one as well. they are closed, but the baking is going on.If I go past the italian bakery I have to grab a loaf of Italian bread. They will slice it for you but I choose to take home the loaf whole and slice it real thick.
I have been known to eat a half a loaf in a day![]()
Well with any luck it went right through his vas deferensOk so we're at Golden Corral with Sarah's 19 yr old and her big fat boyfriend, and he suddenly announced that he got his scrotum pierced.
Classy.
As far as I remember, only when the meal called for it. After my father died, there wasn't a lot of money, so my mother had to plan down to the penny. We never lacked for the basics, never went hungry, but always having bread with a meal wasn't in the plan.I'm curious how many of us used to have bread and butter on the table with dinner every night.
In our house it was more of a way to make the meal go further I had 7 brothers and sisters. Mom always got bread for cheap at the day old bread store.As far as I remember, only when the meal called for it. After my father died, there wasn't a lot of money, so my mother had to plan down to the penny. We never lacked for the basics, never went hungry, but always having bread with a meal wasn't in the plan.
The thing is, this is the same guy who picked up a pink child size ballerina costume at Sears and asked a female employee where the dressing rooms were.Well with any luck it went right through his vas deferens![]()
Get the prink a dog costume, then take him to the vet. Euthanasia is a good thing.The thing is, this is the same guy who picked up a pink child size ballerina costume at Sears and asked a female employee where the dressing rooms were.
He loves to embarrass himself. So it's possible he was joking.