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  • This is how to change the oil on your backhoe.

    While on a safari in youtube i found this. Can anyone explain why people are this stupid.



    -Barry S

  • #2
    "Yestrday I couldn't spel mickanack an' today I R won."

    "Look Ma! No brains!"

    That back hoe is idiot proof. Do that with a back hoe and you've proof your an idiot.

    Christopher [:-clown]
    Clowning around with trains.



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    • #3
      I know a guy that leaves his parked that way, he says it discourages people from climbing on board and vandalizing it.

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      • #4
        Guess he wasn't on line when smarts were handed out.

        Peter

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        • #5
          I don't see what the problem is. Looks like a perfectly fine way to change your oil. Certainly no worse than all my neighbors who regularly work under their cars while it's held up with a bumper jack.

          Don

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          • #6
            Great way to test the hoses, might make a great cmmercial for hose manufactures.

            Takes all kinds!

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            • #7
              And when the thing falls on him, he will sue the manufacturer of the tractor.... and win because no one told him NOT to do that! Go figure!
              Mark

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              • #8
                The manual for my 1980s Japanese-build John Deere 1050 makes it quite clear you should never go underneath something that's only being held up by the hydraulics. I admit that requires 1) being able to read, and 2) actually reading it. But everyone I know was either amused or horrified at the variety of warning stickers on recent farm equipment. I can't find an on-line picture of my favorite, and I'm 3,000 km from my tractor, but it's a stick figure wrapped 1 1/2 times around a PTO shaft, arms waving wildly...
                James

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                • #9
                  Its natures way of "thinning the herd".
                  ~Jeff

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                  • #10
                    quote:


                    Originally posted by snarlman


                    Its natures way of "thinning the herd".


                    And nature is hard at work
                    Scott, from the wilds of Carroll County, Ohio

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