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DON'T KILL YOURSELF - JACKING YOUR CAR

posted by  Horatio on  Fri Apr 2 13:49 CST 2004
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Always good to read about near misses. I once was in a biology class with a guy in a huge leg cast - car fell on him. I decided then that, for me, I would only work on a car that is pretty much on the ground ( I do break my rule sometimes, though). I wonder whether that situation was caused by a tilted ground surface, causing the jack to never be lined up compared to the downward force of gravity.






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