Use for rear hub bracket

[TWhetten]

This evening I figured out what the rear hub bracket is for, they work great for ripping the track that the shop door slides on out of the shop.

[Binford]

Yup. Page 71 in the manual, man.

You need to read up on that thing....

[TWhetten]

I guess I skipped that part, learned the hard way. That seems to be the only way I learn anything.

[brute4c]

Besides the obligatory shin bruises we all get, I managed to be backing up a long driveway in the dark years back...this was in a house where I worked at the time...my boss was parked in the rear of the long, barely 2 lane drive...she had a Geo Metro.

The rear hub on the passenger side caught her drivers door and made a nice dent down the door. It actually moved her car sideways about 2 inches. The M715 slowed a little in reverse but didnt stop, then I looked in the passenger mirror and saw what was going on...

Amazing..

[randyscycle]

I am having visions of sort of "can-openering" the side of a Geo now....

They are great for ripping the trim off your garage door though, as I found out the day after I brought my 715 home

[TWhetten]

The M715 slowed a little in reverse but didnt stop

Amazing..

Yea, it ripped right thru the track but stopped abruptly when it hit the c-perlin door frame, putting a nice dent in that.

[brute4c]

It grooved the door from just under the mirror about 2/3 of the way to the rear of the door.

I ended up buying here a new door...and a mirror...the fender took that off.

[foodstamp]

I am having visions of sort of "can-openering" the side of a Geo now....

haha, like off of "Grease"...they are prety good to trip over too

[Doug]

They make great anchors while wheeling, plant those babies into the side of a big rock and you aren't going anywhere!