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why do servos bust at the worst possible time? lol

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yep ive broken something again [:P]

driving my clod around a dirt filled muddy car park[:P]

spin it round and into reverse and then it just kept going [:P]

straight under OUR OWN parked car! ouch!

well all that happend was a slightly scratched and cracked roll bar, it protected the roof well considering my clod was completly wedged under our car in fool throttle [:P]

i was expecting the worst after the massive smack it made but one of the chrome roll bars back arms took the full impact - lucky it wasnt going forwards or it would have mashed its roof and windscreen! my light bars lone gone, ive never replaced it - one less thing to break [8D]

the servo decided to pack up just as i went into reverse, before i had time to relise i could still steer it it was gone under our car!

still its fixed now, new servo and its sorted [:)]

i bet i'm not the only person to have a servo pack in for practicly no reason at all! [:P]

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Servos break at the worst possible time for the same reason that you stapler runs out at the worst possible time, because you are using them!!!

There is no good time, thats life, no one said it was fair :-)

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quote:
Originally posted by peter beetle

getting ready for all the groans here.......

not sod's law but maybe "CLODS LAW"

sorry had to do it[
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That was shockingly bad, lol.

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