Creekside/Trailside Computer Repair 101

[TwoTrackMind]

Many of us use computers in our trucks for GPS navigation and/or Direction finding and/or playing solitaire on rainy days. Of course they break too. First suggestion is to find a place suitable for cleanroom operation/dissection of the patient. A stump or hood is better than nothing.

Second Suggestion is to have all tools readily available, even if you think you may not need them.

Last Suggestion is to make sure your tin can is clean before putting them tiny screws in it, or chance them getting lost between a couple kernels of dried cream corn.

For those of you concerned, the patient survived both procedures.

P.S. Thats not Mountain Dew in that bottle...

 

[kimcrwbr1]

Arent you missing a crow bar and a sledgehammer to round out the tool box

 

[kimcrwbr1]

Are those bullet holes in the fender.

 

[TwoTrackMind]

Are those bullet holes in the fender.

That was an unfortunate result of troubleshooting the automatic lockout hubs. I guess I need to work on my aim.

Arent you missing a crow bar and a sledgehammer to round out the tool box

A fellow had borrowed them to work on his hubs.

 

[kimcrwbr1]

That was an unfortunate result of troubleshooting the automatic lockout hubs. I guess I need to work on my aim.

You didnt hit any vital parts I hope.

 

[TwoTrackMind]

You didn't hit any vital parts I hope.

Not that I know of.

Another fellow here said he would shoot his truck if the clutch slave cylinder had to be replaced every 6 months. I told him that didn't help either.

 

[Mark_88]

Wow, I was actually going to take a job fixing laptops, but now I'm glad I didn't...I hate canned corn~