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thanks Johnny..
Doctors have it covered...... |
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Sorry to hear that Ron, that's kind of scary. Hope he recovers fully.
I worry about my shop with my grandson wanting to spend time with me. It's certainly not kid proof. On my list of things to do, but maybe it needs moving up that list. I know how fast that kind of thing can happen and when he's here, I'm done in the shop until he goes home. Bob |
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Holy crap Ron! Sorry to hear that. Hope his recovery is speedy and without complication. Poor fella... I bet that scared the livin begeezmus outta him!
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Prayers to you Ron, Wife and Son........I bet it scared the begeeezzzzz out of Ron as well.
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You and your family are in my prayers I know his pain, hope he's feeling well soon.
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This happened locally, i thought it was a tragic waste.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/...st/8600833.stm I hope your son recovers soon . Mike. |
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Thanks guys.
he's back home soaking up all the momma time that he can... Docs say that he'll heal pretty well... Traumatized daddy as well.... |
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Just curious what is the safe way to pump up a tire ? I had a passenger car tire blow on me over 20 years ago and it knocked me right on my butt , it was scary but no real damage. Now when I top my rear tires (80 P.S.I.) on my flatbed I cringe but wonder how I could do it more safely ??? Thanks in advance ~ John Buchtenkirch
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Really it's don't over inflate the tire past the manufactor's rating.. Inspect the tires (old cracked, cut, etc). You might replace them if they look "iffy".
Spencer's accident was just that the tire got over inflated (100 psi for a tire rated for 10psi) Thank God he's ok .. I know, he's startin' to be a little too musch help again |
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tire inflation
Glad to hear Spenser is OK. I don't run my compressor all the time, so when airing up bicycle tires I shut the compressor off when it is a little above the psi I need.No method is fool proff but , this sure helps avoid over inflation. Michael
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