mick the builder
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wheel chock. used to stop vehicle moving when using the jack
mick the builder
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We have all been there.
Magicgrotto
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Jake ingleby
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oh right that's whats its for , always wondered. live and learn I suppose
Jake ingleby
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Well now I know whats its for I still probably wont use it lol.
Jake ingleby
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Yeah well that's what I thought, and that's why I didn't see it as a choc. It looks like it wouldn't stop a wheel barrow
They certainly get a lot of people puzzled.
neilly
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You know if they were any good, then no Landy would ever be sold with one. As it would get purloined to use in other vehicles. I think it is almost guaranteed that if it was std equipment then you will still find it fitted in its original space and it will be untouched.
Cheers
Well, I agree cos mine's in the garage. If it was indispensable it would be under the seat.
Standard, I would guess.
Kwakerman
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The other regular one is 'have I got a bolt missing from my gearbox' the first time they spot the wading plug hole!
wattfield
AKA Dirk Diggler
Yes.The real question is.
Has anyone ever used it????????
Cheers
I use mine to wedge my garage door open.
neilly
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Yes.
I use mine to wedge my garage door open.
Bloomin jehoovitus.
Finally someone has found a good use for the dang thing.....
I use a brick as a chock and a door stop....the strange thing is the chock is still in place in the car...........
Cheers
Yep, that's another one. Steep learning curve.The other regular one is 'have I got a bolt missing from my gearbox' the first time they spot the wading plug hole!
Good ideaYes.
I use mine to wedge my garage door open.
