Any good jokes ... ?

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craigwend

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Chris S

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tyred

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Glad I'm not the only person to have done something like that, although in my case it's usually a hex key/ring spanner combo...

Years ago, a friend of my Dad's was trying to change a flat wheel on the back of a Commer lorry and couldn't get the wheel nuts to unscrew. He put a 4' length of scaffold pole over the wheel brace for added leverage. That did work either so he got up on the bed of the lorry and jumped on the end of 'extended' wheel brace which acted like a spring and sent him flying into the air. He had a bad back for a few months afterwards.
 

Profpointy

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Years ago, a friend of my Dad's was trying to change a flat wheel on the back of a Commer lorry and couldn't get the wheel nuts to unscrew. He put a 4' length of scaffold pole over the wheel brace for added leverage. That did work either so he got up on the bed of the lorry and jumped on the end of 'extended' wheel brace which acted like a spring and sent him flying into the air. He had a bad back for a few months afterwards.

Not the old left-hand-thread thing, common on some commercial vehicles ?
 
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