G = 6.672 ? 10^-8 cm^3 g^-1 s^-2

Dr.Jass

Pastor of Muppets
Damn you, Sir Isaac Newton!

While working on a cone-type diff for a board member yesterday, I used the standard method of assembling the diff itself by aligning the cone and side-gear splines with my spare axle shafts. I use one axle as an assembly stand, in fact.

As usually happens in this arrangement, the axles got stuck in the diff and had to be worked out. The first axle came out easily enough, and I thought the diff had slid off the second one (the stand) when I lifted up the diff. It hadn't, and when it got about a foot or so off the ground, the axle slid out and fell, right onto my left foot.

An object at rest, whence acted upon by an outside force--in this case, gravity--will accelerate until it breaks your big toe. [smilie=e:
 
DOH!!!!!!!!!!

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I find the best way to heal your foot is to smash the other one twice as hard then th first one won't hurt as much.
 
Jas now is not the time for you to be adjusting the timing on your engine. :) I think if it ends up 180 you'll be lucky.
 
These will take some of the edge off.....*passes him a bottle of percs* [smilie=a: Take with beer. ;)
 
Thats a nasty toe you got there, beer aint gonna help...
*hands Doc. a bottle of rum* [smilie=a:
 
danny_78Aspen said:
We want to heal him, not mess him up! :D
Dont worry about that !! :D :D

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Good God man. The inhumanity of it all. If he lived in civilization, he would probably have been euthanized by now. [smilie=e:
 

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