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<blockquote data-quote="Maggiesmaster" data-source="post: 1045552" data-attributes="member: 25479"><p>When I was in Cub Scouts (many, many years ago!), we were on a campout and the supply truck got a flat tire. Helping to change the tire, I was operating the Handyman jack and didn't have a good grip on the handle when I let it down. The handle cold-cocked me under my jaw and my mouth filled with blood. Remarkably, even though I saw the entire galaxy of stars, I didn't have a broken jaw or even loose any teeth. Handyman jacks are handy tools, but <strong>be careful with them!</strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Maggiesmaster, post: 1045552, member: 25479"] When I was in Cub Scouts (many, many years ago!), we were on a campout and the supply truck got a flat tire. Helping to change the tire, I was operating the Handyman jack and didn't have a good grip on the handle when I let it down. The handle cold-cocked me under my jaw and my mouth filled with blood. Remarkably, even though I saw the entire galaxy of stars, I didn't have a broken jaw or even loose any teeth. Handyman jacks are handy tools, but [B]be careful with them![/B] [/QUOTE]
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