There are no hills in Wisconsin, unless you live in the Dells, of course. 
Trolley jack? Must be an English author. I knew what they were made of but I donât know how cheap they are. Might be the replacement for duct tape.
So, you are prepared in case you ever need to replace one frame bushing!
Hillbilly is a state of mind. More hills than Grand forks ND, Joke was kid saw an overpass and asked if it was a mountain. I am so old we did not have grooves on the edge of the puck. Had 125â elevation change for riding my bike 5 mike to work. La Crosse and the east road along the river have some pretty good hills.
only if i donât have to drill through it! Itâs an in game one so it has the team logo printed on it! If it was a plain black practice puck on the other handâŠ
Just like in Florida! I helped a friend move his stuff to Madison when weâre in college, and it seemed mighty flat. He said the rest of the state was quite flat too. He got around; his wifeâs grandparents had a farm up north.
More likely caused by worn hinges.
i agree with texases had this happen on my 72 camaro rs/ss changed the hinges and everything was back to normal
I have a body and paint book with a picture of the guy adjusting the door hinges using a 2x4. Gots tâ know what youâre doinâ.
I use hockey pucks on the metal saddles of a couple of my hydraulic jacks to avoid metal to metal contact. Itâs not always necessary but I do it anyway. Based on my limited use of the pucks, I donât think they would last long enough. It might be the way they are made but I find that under pressure they crack fairly easy after awhile. They arenât intended to hold up under that kind of use I think. Just my 2 cents.