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  1. 1st September 2008, 05:03 PM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by Patto110 View Post
    ...If i were in that seat i think i would
    myself...
    I don't see how you could!
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    consider your passengers when driving through long grass

    Especially SPEAR grass
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shonky View Post
    I don't see how you could!
    You are right maybe after it had been removed from the clacker
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    Quote Originally Posted by Patto110 View Post
    You are right maybe after it had been removed from the clacker
    I think after that there wouldn't be a lot of clacker left!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shonky View Post
    I don't see how you could!

    I have heard of them being called logs before.
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    Jesus Weeds!..

    Is the a similar plastic plug on the drivers side of the vehicle?

    If so ...just as well you weren't driving 4 feet to the left!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dobbo View Post
    I have heard of them being called logs before.
    Only when they are outbound...
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    This a very serious thing and thanks for sharing, Weeds.

    However with my silly hat on, may I suggest that the plugs be replaced by a small cylinder of vasoline or similiar to make this less damaging to the driver or passenger should this event recurr.
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    Why do they aim for the same spot!





    OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    This went straight through the steel floor...................
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boxhead63 View Post
    I used to be one of those fire guys....and have seen a star picket go through a floor pan ( toyota ) injuring crew mans foot. This photo makes certain parts pucker up. OUCH.
    In the early 80's, I had a star picket go through the driver's side floor of an XY Falcon ute when driving slowly in a farmyard. Had been lying on the ground. Combination of being bent, end over hole and front wheel ran over it. Had to cut in half to get it out.
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