What is the thought process?

[Ironmen77]

How do they come up with these ideas?

http://i9.tinypic.com/4361mbn.jpg

[mdl]

omg... dejavou








repost.

[Chero-King]

Repost, but still incredibly stupid.

[Mike L]

Where is one and two?

-Mike

[rock rash]

i think it went like this...


i need to weld under my truck

ill lift one side and support it by 2x4s

the end




















:D

[Fergie]

Those, my friend, are not 2x4s....











They are Mexican pallet jacks.

[Lawn Cher']

I will admit to doing something a little stupid...

My neighbors complained to the county code enforcement people about my MJ being up on jackstands while my friend and I rebuilt the D30. So I got a nasty letter and had to move it indoors. Spent all weekend cleaning out the garage and didn't feel like reinstalling the axle half-finished only to have to take it out again. So, I took my cherry picker, chained it to the winch bumper, and drove the entire contraption into the garage.:scared:

It worked out surprisingly well. :worship:

[Geepfreak]

I will admit to doing something a little stupid...

My neighbors complained to the county code enforcement people about my MJ being up on jackstands while my friend and I rebuilt the D30. So I got a nasty letter and had to move it indoors. Spent all weekend cleaning out the garage and didn't feel like reinstalling the axle half-finished only to have to take it out again. So, I took my cherry picker, chained it to the winch bumper, and drove the entire contraption into the garage.:scared:

It worked out surprisingly well. :worship:


Speaking of, How's that construction adhesive working?
:D

[Lawn Cher']

Speaking of, How's that construction adhesive working?
:D

You know, I was just underneath that Jeep this weekend too, since I had to move it into storage to make room in the garage... it seems to be doing quite well.

I used a different formula for repairing the floor in the MJ though.

[Rev Den]

I seem to remember moving someones Jeep, sans rear axle, with a floor jack under the gas tank....and the front axle driving.

I also remember working on someones rear axle in a quarry with the Jeep supported only by 2 hi-lifts.

Hmmmm

Rev

[XJ_ranger]

I also remember working on someones rear axle in a quarry with the Jeep supported only by 2 hi-lifts.


Dont talk about Skanky like that!

the best part of that whole thing was the way the axle got rotated back into position...

Just put it in reverse and hit it!

:D

[oz_hole]

That's how they keep the boats balanced down in the caribbean, freaked me out the first time I saw it... It's alright normally, but after a hurricane it can look like a bunch of dominoes fallen over...http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k269/oz_hole/mypics771.jpg