Is This Safe?
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Wannafish
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Jackstands???
He forgot his JACK! /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
He forgot his JACK! /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
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I know one thing -- you wouldn't see me under that truck.
BillG_in_TX
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It wasn't safe 2 weeks ago, when it was posted the first time. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
Nasty135
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you mean this? Maybe you where out of town when this hit the forum? /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
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fivestring
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At least he did unload the bed of the truck to make it lighter...
slowrev
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Not in KY, the license does not look like Kentucky. Even though I can't make it out colors, etc don't look like KY. CA maybe ?
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Hey Gary, don't feel bad. I didn't see it 2 weeks ago either. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
It is nice to see that the guy took the time to put a rock behind the right rear tire so that the truck wouldn't roll away from him! /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
It is nice to see that the guy took the time to put a rock behind the right rear tire so that the truck wouldn't roll away from him! /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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Hmmm? What is "safe" ?
If it didn't fall on him, was it "safe"? If it didn't explode (assume he is working on or near the gas tank), is it "safe"?
Would I do it? NO! It is not "safe" for me to do.
But I'll bet there are a lot of things that I consider "safe" that others would put in the category of this picture. Maybe no matter what we do it is a matter of how much "risk" we are willing to take. If we miscalulate, then it isn't safe.
Just wondering out loud. I believe it is good to show such pictures. I wonder if this guy thinks this is "safe"? Maybe, or he wouldn't be under there. His experience (if nothing happens) may tell him that it is "safe" and he will (or has in the past) do it again. Lots of maybe's here. Could be he doesn't have the facility or tools to do it any different, but has to get it done. I guess there are no "after" pictures, so assume he survived this one. Will he survive the next? /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif Will I?
If it didn't fall on him, was it "safe"? If it didn't explode (assume he is working on or near the gas tank), is it "safe"?
Would I do it? NO! It is not "safe" for me to do.
But I'll bet there are a lot of things that I consider "safe" that others would put in the category of this picture. Maybe no matter what we do it is a matter of how much "risk" we are willing to take. If we miscalulate, then it isn't safe.
Just wondering out loud. I believe it is good to show such pictures. I wonder if this guy thinks this is "safe"? Maybe, or he wouldn't be under there. His experience (if nothing happens) may tell him that it is "safe" and he will (or has in the past) do it again. Lots of maybe's here. Could be he doesn't have the facility or tools to do it any different, but has to get it done. I guess there are no "after" pictures, so assume he survived this one. Will he survive the next? /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif Will I?