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Has this happened to anyone here? - Mal - 09-02-2014
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - Craigus - 09-02-2014
How??....
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - Chris_90 - 09-02-2014
Hand brake on in reverse and no shocks? Maybe mounts un done?
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - WiNgNuTz - 09-02-2014
If they weren't undone before he started, then they sure as hell were afterwards!
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - Tom - 09-02-2014
HAHA that was amazing!
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - Jenkosowls - 09-02-2014
Yes I frequently have something simular done to me. Il be reversing then boom back ends lifting in the air. Yocal farm boy decides to yank the handbrake on me
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - Rippthrough - 09-02-2014
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - gavxud - 10-02-2014
This happened to my old p2 when the rear axke rear mounts broke ...scary the the first time it happens ...although mine only lifted a bit ..not enough to remove the axle lol
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - Grant - 10-02-2014
(09-02-2014, 11:40 PM)Jenkosowls Wrote: Yes I frequently have something simular done to me. Il be reversing then boom back ends lifting in the air. Yocal farm boy decides to yank the handbrake on me
Exactly this. When i was landscaping the chap that worked with me would yank the handbrake anytime I reversed anywhere, causing this.
Actually, Niall's mum now owns that partner..... Better check it out Niall
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - Ruan - 10-02-2014
Yeah, I've seen that happen before, admittedly never seen the rear axle fall off though LOL!
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - mr_fish - 10-02-2014
I've seen that too, on a certain Cornish field car...
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - ozonehostile - 10-02-2014
Well that would certainly be an inconvenience to your working day haha
Closest I've come to anything like that was jacking the rear of a 405 up then realising the beam and wheels were still on the floor
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - karl1989 - 10-02-2014
Lmao like to explain that to breakdown
RE: Has this happened to anyone here? - Eeyore - 10-02-2014
After a 260 mile journey i put the handbrake on and the pads seized. Next time i drove it the rear wheels were locked. After dragging them 5m i put it in reverse and there was about a foot of arch gap before the pads became unseized! Its really scary.