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12/17/2020 6:41:04 PM
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This is why mechanics hate mechanical engineers.
The red arrow indicates where the 12v battery on my utv is located. If it dies or loses its charge, you need to raise the bed to access it. But in order to raise the bed, you need power from the dead battery you are trying to charge and/or replace. Somebody needs to be kicked in the groin for this brainfart. I'm definitely going to install a busway for some extended cables and move the battery to the front, which is what should have been done in the first place.
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I am an airframes mechanic for the F-35b. I work on the hydraulics, structure, and stealth coatings. I acknowledge the challenge that an aircraft with the capabilities of the F-35B posses. But gawd dayumn some of this shit is stupid.
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3 通の返信Ghost Riderにより編集済み: 12/18/2020 9:58:24 PMOnly a true redneck runs his cart until the battery totally dies. My respect for you has increased. Edit: You drive a Prius, respect has completely disappeared. 😁 [spoiler]Sorry, all out of salt.[/spoiler]
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2 通の返信Emurinusにより編集済み: 12/18/2020 1:56:05 AMReminds me of the idiot carpenter who made my house. Puts the ladder to the attic in front of a door and puts a closet above a staircase so there is no floor. Unfortunately the house is like 50 years old now so the guy who made it is either retired or dead now.
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1 返信Sounds about par for the course. I've seen too many illogical placements of parts to believe that the standard mechanical engineer had any common sense what so ever. They seem to design the part with no concern nor understanding of where it is going to be located, or what is around it. They just make their part work, and all other things be damned.
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4 通の返信Is there room to remove the pins from the hydraulic cylinders so you can manually lift the bed if that happens?
