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Willieboy
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The moral of this story is, don't use a 22mm Zulu on 24mm lugs. Last edited on Wed Apr 28th, 2010 03:53 pm by Willieboy |
Nabco
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I hate it when that happens 
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natevan70
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Hey, it was good enough for James Bond....of course, Q probably hooked him up with a special zulu 
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bigrustypig
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Willieboy wrote: The moral of this story is, don't use a 22mm Zulu on 24mm lugs.
This is tragic, Willieboy. I was trying to play out that scene in my mind and you're right...using wrong sized zulus or natos doesn't guaranty the head stays where it is. I think your case was a very rare one wherein both spring bars or pins were twisted off their holes simultaneously. Hope the head fell on the bed or just the grass.
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Hammerfjord
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Can you explain in details what happened?
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Willieboy
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The watch was a Ti Zilla with Walt's roomy adapters. I picked the watch off the mantle, must have been by the buckle end, and the head slid off. The watch is fine and it didn't land on my toes, thank God.
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Edgel
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Sounds like another case of "Operator Error."
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Willieboy
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You said it Edgel. But it sure looked nice.
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