The Random Dose of FUNNY Thread

[Gallowbraid]

 

[Optimistic Paranoid]

 

[4x4x4doors]

Maybe you CAN dumb it down enough that everyone can understand.....nah

 

[Gallowbraid]

I read this in @bob91yj 's voice for some reason.

 

[bob91yj]

^^^^Not sure where you got the picture of my step brother Jasper, he's a good guy, can't drive for doo-doo though.

 

[Optimistic Paranoid]

 

[Gallowbraid]

 

[goin camping]

After my wife died I could not look at another woman for 10 years. But I'm out of prison now and all in all it was worth it.

 

[smlobx]

Since several on here have a Jeep...

 

[ArkansasDon]

 

[brentbba]

Since several on here have a Jeep...View attachment 46371

...and then you woke up?

 

[ArkansasDon]

 

[Gallowbraid]

 

[bob91yj]

Any one remember split rims?

 

[Optimistic Paranoid]

Yeah. When I was a teenager, I pumped gas at my Uncle's ARCO station. He taught me to change tires on a Coates 1010 tire machine, and I was warned to NEVER touch a split rim!

 

[wc6glenn]

Yes, just assembled five for a 41 Dodge WC27 Ambulance. Never had an issue with them. It is becoming harder to find the right long bendable stem tubes for the dually type split rims.

 

[Brushogger]

Wow!!! that brings back memories. Split rings, non-split rings, and non-split rings with a split lock ring. All of these could kill. When I was 16 I was the tire guy at a local garage. Every night there would be 5-10 flats from all the tree trimming contractors trucks we serviced. We did have a proper cage though with a way to monitor, and pressurize/ depressurize from a safe distance. Not like the expanded metal POS in the video. You will drop a load the first time you see one let go. I cringe everytime I see a video of idiots reseating beads with starter fluid. It can burn the inside of the tire and weaken it causing a similar situation with even tubeless tires. Several Bubbas have died doing that.

 

[Optimistic Paranoid]

 

[Gallowbraid]

 

[Gallowbraid]

@Dave I hear this is coming for the JL soon.