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Re: Re: What's the craziest freebie repair you've ever done ???
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Posted by Grove r on November 17, 2001 at 15:49:19 from (161.184.19.41):
In Reply to: Re: What's the craziest freebie repair you've ever done ??? posted by Ralph on November 17, 2001 at 15:21:21:
Hi, Mike, my best one; one nite comming home from work, darcker than the inside of a black cow, about three miles from home, the pickup came to a slow halt with something dragging on the road. No flashlite, no lighter, no matches, [don't smoke], looked underneath, and it looked like a stick or something hungup on the rear axle. Crawled under, and found out it was the driveshaft, bolts in the steady bearing had come out, or broke, and let the driveshaft come apart! The only thing I had, besides visions of walking home, was a tow rope. Now that was quite a trick to get things back in place, in the dark, with that ugly big rope! Needless to say it took some time to go that three miles, lucky, in a way, there was no traffic. At the time, I didn't think it that funny, but now it is worth a smile. Have a gooder, R.E.L.
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