Newsletter 35 - October 2003
Newsletter 35 - October 2003
Newsletter 35 - October 2003
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First loosen the top 3 nuts and bolts. So that the door could be eased up whilst pivoting on<br />
the bottom bolt. Door promptly dropped even further.<br />
How to set the door<br />
Gather the items mentioned at the beginning of this piece. With the door open the chair<br />
was placed under it. The jack was placed under the sill to prevent the springs compressing<br />
and causing the body to move as I clambered over and in the car.<br />
The door was about 3 inches clear of the chair. Hence the need for the piece of wood. The<br />
car could be raised or lowered to get the door hinges in the right position to make it shut in<br />
the desired way. I got it right on the second attempt.<br />
It now remains for me to explain the last item in the title. Well that was from trying to hold<br />
the bolt still on the outside of the car with a ring spanner, whilst leaning in to and under the<br />
dash with a socket and ratchet to do the thing up again.<br />
I set my self a full day to do the job. In the end it took about 30 minutes.<br />
Jobs expected to be quick have been known to take me hours.<br />
DAS<br />
Some Murphy’s laws for you!!!<br />
If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried.<br />
It is impossible to make anything foolproof because fools are so ingenious.<br />
Logic is a systemac method of coming to the wrong conclusion with confidence.<br />
An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less unl he knows absolutely<br />
everything about nothing.<br />
Tell a woman there are 300 billion stars in the universe and she'll believe you. Tell her a<br />
bench has wet paint on it and he'll have to sit on it to be sure.<br />
Some people manage by the book, even though they don't know who wrote the book or<br />
even what book.<br />
AEer all is said and done, a hell of a lot more is said than done.<br />
The only perfect sight is hind-sight.<br />
When all else fails, read the instrucons.<br />
Anything when dropped will roll into the least accessible corner. ***<br />
Any aempt to print Murphy's laws will jam the printer.<br />
A memo is wrien not to inform the reader but to protect the writer.<br />
The vehicle in front of you is always travelling slower than you are.<br />
We’ve all probably fallen foul to most of these – not that we’d own up to it!!!!!!<br />
***Unless it’s bu/ered toast, when it will land bu/er side down.<br />
From Steve D<br />
Thanks DAS<br />
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