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Originally Posted by Purplefade
Yep, those brake lines will go at the least opportune time and leave you either stranded or praying you stop... ask me how I know... best to be proactive on those for sure [emoji106]
All in all a pretty straight forward job.
To your helper, that’s how we came upon our second dog, opened the door one morning to get an amazon package and zoom!, in she came! We searched and searched the neighborhood, put up pictures, you name it, now, three years later she’s part of the family and follows me from the family room to the garage to my office... I feel sometimes like I have a growth [emoji16]
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Happened to me one day with a Ford Excursion I used to own.
Coming off the highway exit ramp foot went to the floor, I managed to get it slowed down enough to be able to take the ramp and turn into a nearby mall parking lot.
The brake line split about a half inch and would squirt an ounce of fluid each time I stepped on the brake.
[Excessive cat information to follow below]
We have a house in the country and one spring the local feral cats had several litters of kittens at the same time so there were 12 kittens running all over the property. The Mrs found great homes for 9 of them and the ones remaining well, you can't just send them back.
We had two cats in the house at the time and weren't looking for more. One was a kitten from the year before that was left for dead by the mom because it was so sickly. Of course the Mrs. nursed it back to health and she took to the indoor life quite well. The other was an older cat she's had for years.
At the end of the day we'd try to get the two cats in the house before the freaks come out at night, and Sox used to time it so that he'd run in the house and hide hoping he wouldn't get kicked out. The Mrs. didn't want him in there because he had fleas, tics etc, etc,. but eventually he managed to evade her for a night, which he parlayed into a full time position.
So now we have a Total of 4
