Billing and fitting kit to vehicles

[Thrasher]

Not to put a damper on things, but while we are all still remembering Billing could I please ask you all to be aware of one thing. When fitting kit to your vehicle (suspension etc) that involves jacking the vehicle up or working on it in such a way that it can fall - please ensure you are on solid ground and are using the appropriate tools (i.e. not a hilift). Better still, wait until you get home.

There was, to my knowledge, one person who did not make it back from Billing due to an accident involving a vehicle collapsing onto them.

Please - BE CAREFUL.

[muddyweb]

Also... wheels should be chocked, and secondary support used especially if wheels are being removed

[laser_jock99]

Also... wheels should be chocked, and secondary support used especially if wheels are being removed

If while jacking you take a tyre off the car a good place to shove it is under the car- if the car falls for any reason it will land heavilly on the wheel and not on your head. Best though is a decent sized log or two in case of jack/axle stand failure. I've had an axle stand buckle under my car but a log under the chassis frame caught it. Don't use bricks, breezeblocks or similar as they have nasty tendancy to crack & crumble......

[hingmy]

but most importantly, do not attempt to fit parts to vehicles (securely stationary or not) when at Billing, since: (1) you can usualy find someone else to do it and (2) it can drastically reduce the time available for drinking or shopping.

[NiceBlueWellies]

You men and your shopping  :roll:

[hingmy]

You men and your shopping  :roll:

cars need boots too