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Unhappy end to my holiday
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Anyone care to guess what stopped me dead on the M6 last night?
There's a slight clue in one of the photos, and another in the words of this song, for those old enough to remember it: "Higgity, haggity hoggety, high. Pioneers, they never say die..." More later |
Missing centre cap on one of the wheels - something hub related?
Bummer in any case :( |
You were being chased by Cherokees? :Confused:
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Three wheels on my wagon......
Did the hub fail or a wheel bolt snap or similar? |
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But the car appears largely OK (n/s rear discs are b***ered, wheel needs a refurb and I might need a new hub), and so are we. I managed to get the car safely to the hard shoulder, found the wheel and got it back in place securely enough to drive it onto the recovery truck and off at this end. It'll be off the road for a few days, but that's all. |
Wow - sounds pretty crazy! Good job on the driving skills and on getting the car and passengers to a halt and safe.... That must have been some move!!
Good to hear you're alright! Oli |
Jesus, better the pucker mark on the seats gonna take some rubbing out,
I had it happen many years ago on my works van on the rear an my fiesta front so I know how scary it can be. You did well to keep her under control at that speed. Hope you get her sorted soon |
Flippen Eck !!
Glad your alright and not too much damage to the car Andy |
Glad to see you are all ok Jim. I know from experiencing that feedback from the rear wheels on these beasts is very limited in straight lines. I had a puncture at at 65 the rear tyre side wall failed and the tyre detached. It was the first indication anything was wrong! wobbled to the side of the road and did a change. Tyre was returned to manufacture who estimated I had been driving on it flat for about 20 miles!!!!
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