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Posted by Paul Shuler on September 30, 2005 at 16:26:33 from (170.29.5.10):
In Reply to: OK top this one for. posted by Butch(OH) on September 30, 2005 at 10:33:24:
My father in law is one of these guys who is always twisting bolts off cause if a little is good then a lot will be great. He borrowed my 16' flat bed trailer to haul a small amount of dirt. I was there when he got home. The dirt was piled higher than my head from front to back, And I'm 6'3". He had blown all four tires and the spare and sheard off three or four lug bolts. He had replaced the tires on his way home with used car tires. When he parked it the rear of the trailer was so bowed it was rubbing the ground. When I got the trailer back in a few days three of the tires he bought seperated and had the steel belts popping out of them. Cost me a set of tires and some bearings and lug bolts just to loan it out. Couldn't say a whole lot cause had to keep peace with the wife. But even she wasn't too happy about it. Did I forget to mention the crushed in fender?
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