When I changed our moho recently I stripped off all the bits I could for transfer to the new moho or to sell off
Yesterday I came across a bag with Jims Flashing tyer pressure thingys in, great thinks I
I will fit them in moments
Fitted the fist 3 then on the last one disaster !!
I dropped the damme thing inside the wheel DOH !!!!!!
No problem thinks I, pull off the hub cap and get it back NOT !!!
I got alloy wheels, so to get at it I had to take the wheel off
Now then, where the hell is the jack ?
Right, found the jack, now where do I put it?
By now it is starting to rain and things are starting to get soggy
You guessed it, Bloody wheel nuts won,t budge DOH!!
Dig out big socket set
Finaly got the wheel off
Funny no sign of Jims Flasher ?
Spent 15 mins looking for it, then found it against the inside of the oppersite wheel
The bloody thing must have gone though the wheel when I dropped it and rolled over to the other side
You think thats the end ?
How many of you have tried refitting a very heavy moho wheel, in the rain,
that has to be lined up perfectly to get the bolts in, again DOH!!!
After 2hrs soaking wet, totaly pi###ed off its all back together
I did not attempt to fit Jims Flashy thing, I am going to have a shower, drink a bottle of scotch and try again on Monday
Jim Brown, you have a lot to answer for
Jims Flashers got me into trouble
Or maybe you won't. 
Now you have fitted them, you are MUCH less likely to run with soft tyres and risk a blow out
I thought,either I would have to take wheel off,or,maybe when I came off levels to move it would just drop out.
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