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poolmike · 01-20-2006, 10:22 PM

Post up! Here some of my collection...

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Two 4x4 transfer cases out of the Jeep. 1 siezed a bearing on I95, the other one cracked in half while pulling a stuck 14,000 skid loader out of a customer's future swimming pool. It just couldn't take the abuse, what a load of junk...which brings me to the busticated Dana 70 ring & pinion set that failed at the same time, the pinion is wasted and like 20 teeth of the ring- JUNK I tell you!

Then there is the Austin Mini cylinder head that couldn't take 'the heat'

How 'bout those diesel cylinder heads? 427,000 miles on those things and they decided they couldn't take the pressure any more, and cracked. More JUNK!

Makes people think that I am abusive to my vehicles.

I think these products were junk to begin with

Well, they all got loaded into the back of the van and hauled off to the metal recycler where I hope they are doomed to reincarnation as Coors Lite beer cans to be violated by some candy a$$ Coors Lite drinker.

Anywho, I guess all I really had to say is that I regained some valuable garage real estate. Ready for more projects.

01-20-2006, 10:22 PM	#1
poolmike Tri-State Post Whore Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Richboro Member #543 My Ride: '68 Kaiser M715/ '37 Ford truck/'47 Dodge truck iTrader: (0)	The destroyed parts picture thread Post up! Here some of my collection... [IMG][/IMG] Two 4x4 transfer cases out of the Jeep. 1 siezed a bearing on I95, the other one cracked in half while pulling a stuck 14,000 skid loader out of a customer's future swimming pool. It just couldn't take the abuse, what a load of junk...which brings me to the busticated Dana 70 ring & pinion set that failed at the same time, the pinion is wasted and like 20 teeth of the ring- JUNK I tell you! Then there is the Austin Mini cylinder head that couldn't take 'the heat' How 'bout those diesel cylinder heads? 427,000 miles on those things and they decided they couldn't take the pressure any more, and cracked. More JUNK! Makes people think that I am abusive to my vehicles. I think these products were junk to begin with Well, they all got loaded into the back of the van and hauled off to the metal recycler where I hope they are doomed to reincarnation as Coors Lite beer cans to be violated by some candy a$$ Coors Lite drinker. Anywho, I guess all I really had to say is that I regained some valuable garage real estate. Ready for more projects. Last edited by poolmike; 01-20-2006 at 10:31 PM.