englishbullterrier
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Oh crap.....
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jamesmartin
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ive seen that happening on a van back in the 80s ,eventually wheel and shaft came adrift completely and catapulted across the road just missing on coming cars seemed to go for miles across fields
englishbullterrier
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That shaft must be super-hard not to bend/snap though.....
freelance
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can only be the splines left in the hole!!!
englishbullterrier
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Ha ha, just about 
teddywood1
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his number plate says it all EEEEEEEEEEEE um what should I do now.LOL
thequeenscheese
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I was in my dads old mk1 escort when this happened to us I was prob about 5 at the time.
teddywood1
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I have seen it happen to a lorry .
thequeenscheese
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Putty the pick wasn't of a trattor or a disco
englishbullterrier
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Pah, wimmin drivers.....................
thequeenscheese
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A good winch would get him out...B-) or a hipp would fit in the gap...
teddywood1
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I bet it is her first time driving it
