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General => General discussion => Topic started by: maxp on 03 October 2011, 18:57
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Anyone care to explain how these work?
(http://i.imgur.com/DXl26l.jpg)
(larger http://i.imgur.com/DXl26.jpg (http://i.imgur.com/DXl26.jpg))
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Window-Open-Throw-Done!
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Surly they came with instructions, well its obvious that starting from the left, piece 2 clips into 1 and has the ability to spin round 180 degrees.... Piece 3 looks like the main part but how that fits in with the first 2 pieces is hard to tell by your photo as it looks like the last piece is upside down. :huh:
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You want to know how to use wheel chocks???? :shocked:
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What's wrong with a brick these days? :grin:
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Window-Open-Throw-Done!
:grin: :grin: :grin:
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You want to know how to use wheel chocks???? :shocked:
This.
Go get some wood blocks.
Much better than bricks as they don't crack up and shatter under pressure.
Only pikeys use bricks under cars. :rolleyes:
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You want to know how to use wheel chocks???? :shocked:
This.
Go get some wood blocks.
Much better than bricks as they don't crack up and shatter under pressure.
Only pikeys use bricks under cars. :rolleyes:
And trained mechanics by the sounds of it :lipsrsealed:
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theres 2 chucks there, one seperate, one complete, choose how you want/need to use them, either either side of one wheel, or both in front or behind of either front or rear wheels, your option are endless, although ive said all what can be done with them :grin:
on another note, theres nowt wrong with using wood, or bricks from your parents 'feature wall' :rolleyes:
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Try closing your eyes and rubbing them together whilst wispering chocks three times. If that doesn't work I'm all out of ideas.
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And trained mechanics by the sounds of it :lipsrsealed:
No, I said pikeys. :rolleyes:
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And trained mechanics by the sounds of it :lipsrsealed:
No, I said pikeys. :rolleyes:
I use bricks and I'm no pikey.
I know I'm not a pikey because I don't steal, I play croquet on the lawn and have pimms with the station commander and the PMC, whato chap.
Edit: Infact, I have permanantly borrowed some aircraft chocks for when I had my chevy :lipsrsealed:
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And trained mechanics by the sounds of it :lipsrsealed:
No, I said pikeys. :rolleyes:
Look who's talking. :rolleyes:
Was a mere joke.
I don't use wood or bricks personally, but I'm not a DIY mechanic.
I use a piece of wood I made with steps to get my car to a level I can get a jack under and that is all.
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I use a piece of wood I made with steps to get my car to a level I can get a jack under and that is all.
Oh right - non-'DIY' mechanics don't use anything but a jack. :grin:
As before - it's like an auto-FAIL mechanism. :grin:
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What's wrong with Halfords wheel chocks?
I've used them for 10 years.
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I use a piece of wood I made with steps to get my car to a level I can get a jack under and that is all.
Oh right - non-'DIY' mechanics don't use anything but a jack. :grin:
As before - it's like an auto-FAIL mechanism. :grin:
You are genuinely a complete moron.
Can't accept a little joke. :cry:
Actually, I use a variety of tools. I'm proud of my standard of work, I've seen the after effects of yours. :lipsrsealed:
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Bell-end indeed.
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Bell-end indeed.
Its not nice to talk about yourself like that :grin:
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Bell-end indeed.
Its not nice to talk about yourself like that :grin:
Thinking too much of himself IMO.
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does it really matter what you use? I thought the idea was to stop a car rolling off (when properly lifted and on axle stands)
I rob my driveway when I chock mine (but that's more down to my home d.i.y skills!)
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You lot stop fighting.
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lumps of wood work for me, lumps of wood are also multi use.
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lumps of wood work for me, lumps of wood are also multi use.
Smacking the apprentice round the head. :grin:
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you can also hammer big nails in that poke put the other side if its serious :evil: