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A work joke went around for awhile when some clown put a tie-wrap around a driveshaft so the long end would clickity clack as it rotated. funny for a bit, but he just kept doing it, over and over. New employees were a prime target, but it got tiring the third of fourth time he's do it to the...

Looks like @Buddysheltons truck....

With pretty little man purses to carry them in.

These are stainless steel, so they buy you some leeway vs chrome plated versions. But as others have said, the only real way to ensure they don't corrode is remove them when not in use and maintain them according to your road conditions. https://www.etrailer.com/p-e98882.html Made by Master...

I guess it wasnt clear from the OP, there seems to be conflicting comments from him about the nut.

Remind me never to buy a used vehicle from you.

I'm going to assume the nut eventually made it through and is parked inside the cat now since the mechanic didnt find it..

I'm a lover of historic things If I had a roll bar, I would figure out a way to install these antique Carriage Lights. Would be the talk of the town during the parade.

The carnage of that scroll is intense. I would love to see the size of the "object" that did this and it's ultimate condition in the end. A small nut would have low enough mass to be lifted by airflow, but not enough mass to cause that, as it would likely pass between the vanes after a couple...

Just some added fodder for the discussion https://www.brycefastener.com/the-security-screw-problem.html https://www.brycefastener.com/key-rex-tamper-proof-screws-bolts.html

Well, thats what I would do

Thieves of 2023 You might slow them down, but they're not going to stop. Lets be real, there is probably some characters amongst us who see the value of these lights and are watching you scramble for solutions, and they're right here watching. The legal system and the social system needs to do...

I already explained my reasoning in post #6.

When was your last sync update? I would start there.

I would be inclined to believe then, that turning it off is the band aid and not the root cause.

Lane keeping uses the camera to monitor the lines on the road. Being flat towed, I'm not understanding how the camera was able to see the lines to make appropriate adjustments (in this case, inappropriate). You're so close to your tow vehicle, its should be taking itself out of service on its...

Those tyres are a little bit much.

Today I had 36, 8ft spruce 2x4's in the bed propped up on the tailgate. I opened the gate with one hand and yanked it open with the other. they crashed down like a game of Jenga. Am I missing something here?

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