- Posted by Ken-Ohki on February 22, 2003 at 13:31:56
In Reply to: wedge posted by fandalini@sbcglobal.net on February 16, 2003 at 08:34:59:
almost anything will work as a wedge to chalk the tires. you just want to make sure of 2 things, 1 the wedge wont slide, 2 the wheel wont roll over it. a wedge 25% of the tires hight should do. I have used anything from a log to a brick as a chalk.
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- Re: wedge - YJH 09:01:52 02/25/03
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- In Reply to: Re: wedge posted by Ken-Ohki on February 22, 2003 at 13:31:56:
It's chock, not chalk. Chalk is for writing on pavement. Chock is for not-rolling on pavement.
- Re: wedge - KenOhki 11:15:28 02/25/03
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- In Reply to: Re: wedge posted by YJH on February 25, 2003 at 09:01:52:
At least I answered her question, You knew what I was talking about,, Why dont you go make fun of the poster now for not being able to figure it out for them selves. COrecting my spelling is so very productive to answereing the question at hand..
Ow, one other thing, I dont care. and I wasnt talking to you. So have a real nice day
- Re: wedge - KenOhki 11:15:28 02/25/03
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