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Old 06-21-2008, 04:49 PM
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It wasn't in a tire, but while scrapping out some cars, found a cloth glove on the oil pump inside the pan.
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But the one I'm still trying to figure out is one of the other guys... When the shop broke down one of his steers to replace it, they found a used comdom inside. As far as I know, to this day, no one has any idea how it got in there.

thats just nasty..im new here and had to see that? damn i thought this place was supposed to be family friendly







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Old 07-12-2008, 05:11 AM
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Just a couple of weeks ago when we parked to go home, hubby noticed a trailer tire flat....we go back to check and lo and behold, there was a deer bone imbedded through our tire, cut two belts.................needed to replace the pratically brand new tire :x :x :x
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how do you know it was a deer bone??
Probably from the carcass wedged between the front bumper and steering linkage. :?
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I've never found anything interesting in a tire, but I've wanted to. Fill the tires with helium to carry more weight or fix an overweight problem.
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thats just nasty..im new here and had to see that? damn i thought this place was supposed to be family friendly







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Good grief...nevermind...I didn't realize this post was this old prior to CanadianFTE's post...

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I was pretripping one of our auto haulers and while thumping the tires on the front drive axle noticed the outer tire was flat. The culprit was a piece of rebar about 10 inches long. I still cant figure out how this chunk of iron did what it did. It had entered through the tread of the outer tire, exited through the inner sidewall, and then kept right on going straight through the sidewall of the inner tire. The inner tire was still holding air. They had to pull both wheels off together, then spent about 15 minutes trying to pry the tires apart.
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