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  1. 10-18-2023 05:44 PM #1
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    Hello lo lo lo

     



    Tap tap tap…. Is this thing on or did we break it again?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 34_40 View Post
    Tap tap tap…. Is this thing on or did we break it again?
    It's working fine, just nothing posted!
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    Not much going on I guess
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    Not much going on I guess.

    Personally I'm recovering from last Friday (the 13th)........and boy was it.

    Cade and I were rebuilding the front suspension in the El Camino. The ball joint press wouldn't seat straight on the lower control arm, so we pulled the arm so we could press the new ball joint in using the upright press. Got the ball joint in and when I went to release the pressure on the press I swore Cade was holding on to the control arm (he wasn't). The control arm didn't get hurt cause I used my big toe to break it's fall. Been limping ever since .


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    Hope that doesn't turn into an ingrown toenail, they are very painful and I know from experience.
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    Mike P., was it one of those moments that goes in slow motion and you realize what is going to happen but you just watch it go on.?.?
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    "........Hope that doesn't turn into an ingrown toenail, they are very painful and I know from experience......."

    Ken don't think it will, I pretty sure that I'll end up loosing the whole nail and it it start over.

    ".......Mike P., was it one of those moments that goes in slow motion and you realize what is going to happen but you just watch it go on.?.? ....."

    No Mike I didn't see it coming at all. The control arms are pretty triangular shaped, when it fell one of the corners (bushing corner) turned just enough that that corner dropped straight down and that's what nailed my toe right at the edge of the toe nail and toe (at least nothing was broken). This was the moment that Cade found out how many "magic words" Grandpa could expel in one breath ( I think he was impressed LOL).

    On the bright side, I hardly noticed my back pain at all for the next couple of days.



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    They need to make safety sandles, Mike!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike P View Post

    No Mike I didn't see it coming at all. The control arms are pretty triangular shaped, when it fell one of the corners (bushing corner) turned just enough that that corner dropped straight down and that's what nailed my toe right at the edge of the toe nail and toe (at least nothing was broken). This was the moment that Cade found out how many "magic words" Grandpa could expel in one breath ( I think he was impressed LOL).

    On the bright side, I hardly noticed my back pain at all for the next couple of days.

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