Only if it falls on you. I like to use a spotter if I'm worried about the underside dragging. Nothing gives you the stinky pants faster then a sudden stop and a loud bang sound.
That's where driver skill comes into play. A poor line will break any rig. Know your rig + know your skill = know what line to take. The only manuals I've ever seen come apart on a trail were the ones driven by inexperienced drivers.
Only if you pop the clutch while climbing rocks with one wheel up in the air. It's only people who don't know how to drive a stick that have issues. I don't concider being able to drive down the highway as being able to drive a stick. Ask anyone who spent more then five years driving stick...
RIP, I never met him but it's always a sad day when one of the community leaves unexpected. My heartfelt condolences goes to any who miss him while they greave his passing and they learn to live without him.
You going to mount a Conanian tree swing'n spike bad@ssery to it? Or weld sabers of death to the wheels, ancient roman chariot style? Those Zombies have gotta DIE somehow. ;)
I think the OEM replaces everything, that leaves the installation (I'd think you'd hear it right away) or a part that failed... Did you get any type of warranty with the labor?
Tell her to just say "uh... no I'm not paying $300.00 for a diagnostic..." Should be just that simple. They should be upfront about a diagnostic charge, before they start looking.
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