Posted by paul on September 10, 2014 at 12:29:13 from (66.60.196.200):
In Reply to: Stupid Stupid Me posted by George Marsh on September 10, 2014 at 12:11:30:
dad drained out the oil on his Ollie 88.
Trucker came to load cattle, got stuck on the snowy hill. Dad got the 88, hooked up chain, pulled him out, and drove back in the shed. Where he saw the oil plug laying on the block beside the tractor.... Said he never noticed any damage from it, but certainly took a few hours off the engine.
Me, I drove to Target store years ago, hit a bump in the parking lot and heard something thunk a bit underneath, looked in the rear view mirrow and something was rolling away.
My brain clicked, and I parked, got out, picked up my oil fill cap, and this time put it back on. It made a 7 mile trip at highway speeds on whatever flat surface I left it lay on until it fell off in the parking lot at 4 mph.
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