Looks like you found out...Did you learn anything, Grasshopper?
What we need to find is a smiley hopping around in pain, holding a foot.
I have many lumps and bumps from working on our Airstreams, it seems the most common is knots on my head from running into the deployed awning arms. Of course, I can't take any photos, because I usually can't see right after whacking myself in the head...
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what did you do? i am trying to picture the thingy but can't remember...
get well soon!
The awning roller was not on the AS and separate from the arms. (I plan to cut it down and put it on my Tradewind) Evidently, when you pull on this little lever thingy if the awning spring is tensioned it releases it really, really quickly. It was kind of like the thingy that holds the cheese on a mousetrap.
When I have put out mousetraps, they never work. Mice are intelligent
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Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain- WoZ
Your dog cares so much about you. In the picture your pooch is laying there with not a care in the world... so much for comforting you.
__________________ "Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather, to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting " Holy sh*t...what a ride!"
so far, in 3 seasons (4 months each) besides the usual cuts and bruises, i've lost a thumb nail, blacked another, broken 3 ribs (at one time) and in Feb. a broken wrist. nobody told me this lifestyle was hazardous.
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Ricky give life. kidney & pancreas transplant 9/9/06
Ingrid - my unofficial '"World's Oldest Airstreamer"
January 1909 - October 2008 R.I.P.
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