My neighbour is trying to change the discs on his mundano, but cannot remove the second one.
Yesterday, with the aid of a bottle jack we got the first off.
Any tips for removing a very stuck one?
Si
My neighbour is trying to change the discs on his mundano, but cannot remove the second one.
Yesterday, with the aid of a bottle jack we got the first off.
Any tips for removing a very stuck one?
Si
Bloody big copper faced hammer?
-- Ta!
Nige
Subaru WRX (54) Land Rover Turbo Diesel 110 (G) KTM 520 SX (2001)
: > > Yesterday, with the aid of a bottle jack we got the first off. : > >
: > > Any tips for removing a very stuck one? : > >
: > > Si : >
: > Bloody big copper faced hammer? : >
: > -- : > Ta! : >
: > Nige
and the winner was....
my 14lb sledge hammer mixed with BFI
Cheers
Si
Get rid of the Mundano?
Richard
You mean like this:
hmm, most people would think it suffice to add a little lucky white heather to the radiator grille......obviously a whole embankment full didn't work for you. :-) you were lucky there too, could have been worse....the mother-in-law could have been in the back seat Wolfie
nasty!!!! Bet you shat kittens mate!
-- Ta!
Nige
Subaru WRX (54) Land Rover Turbo Diesel 110 (G) KTM 520 SX (2001)
|| hmm, most people would think it suffice to add a little lucky white || heather to the radiator grille......obviously a whole embankment || full didn't work for you. :-) you were lucky there too, could have || been worse....the mother-in-law could have been in the back seat || Wolfie
Or even worse, she could have been somewhere else. On the basis of ...
What do you call a busload of xxx* going over a cliff with one empty seat? A waste.
After fighting the oversteer several times and resigning myself to either being *very* lucky and staying on the road or hitting something I just let it go. It wasn't until it started to roll that I thought "Oh s*it, this is going to hurt". Pleasantly surprised when it all stopped to find myself not in agony, trapped or both. Just shows that a properly fitted(*) seatbelt will hold you into your seat pretty effectively, just remember that if you are upside down you head isn't designed to be landed on, even from a coupl of inches.
(*) Lap belt as low down across your hips as possible and under thick clothing. Diagonal belt across the center of your shoulder and all slack removed.
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