If anyone knows where that SOB is, I would very much like to kick them in the groin :((
:q:U
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If anyone knows where that SOB is, I would very much like to kick them in the groin :((
:q:U
Why? I reckon most problems with these fasteners is due to poor implementation or poor materials.Quote:
Originally Posted by RedShirtGuy
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Originally Posted by RedShirtGuy
How do you know it is a guy?
He/she is probably still looking for the ones that flew away.:D
No other fastener gives me the irrits more. Even with the correct tools they're a swine to use and re-use.
It's totally got nothing to do with me and everything to do with them :q
If you find them, I'll hold them still while you kick em more than once.Quote:
Originally Posted by RedShirtGuy
Yep i fully agree with you
Have been a mechanic (marine) for 35 years and would glad to have my turn when you have had your kick :~:~
Someone is not happy.:no: Probably a good story behind this post when things calm down.:U
Alan...
There's nothing like a $0.50 part breaking to bring a car to a halt.
In my case it was on the clutch cable and if the roadside mechanic did not have a spare I would have been stuck.
If only the **#* circlip did not come off door handles.
Hehe. Nah. I've had a long held hatred for these things. It's just that while farting around with my bandsaw over the last couple of weeks to try and remove some vibration problems that I seem to have had constant fights with the buggers and I'm a tad grumpy in general about the whole issue :CQuote:
Originally Posted by Uncle Al
I think the secret to circlips is having the right tools to remove them and put then on; if this is what you are talking about.
I've heard them called 'Jesus Clips' :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RedShirtGuy