My Brother & me built a boat and adapted our Mum's old Washing Machine Motor for an engine.?
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Unplug the motor.
Put some air bags on your butt
yeah you should have used a tumble dryer as well to dry up the river.
My mum can work the washing machine.
Well, that was incredibly resourceful of you. Have you thought of patenting it?
Place concrete boots on your brother.tie him to the boat.when you wanna stop throw him overboard!!
LOL thats prolly one of the greatest storys ive ever heard.
what i would like to know is where you found a 240 amp outlet on a river?
perhaps you could pull the plug.
just unplug it (must have one heck of an extension cord)
A brain transplant is clearly indicated here. Probably with an aardvark.
I know exactly what you mean. Even on a "short spin" I have to wait three minutes before I can open the hatch.
you need to hit the quick wash,
while its re adjusting your weight and reversing the spin,
you can make a jump for it,
try using less fabric softner, its like grade A fuel, what washing powder did you soup it up with, TRY DRIFT, Bold was too much for you to handle
This I would love to see send me a pic.
Interestingly, there are old boat designs out there based on using the old gasoline powered maytag engines of the 1930s.
I believe that you aren't legally permitted to operate it until you have passed the pilots exam which discloses that you have learned to write and speak "my brother and I' instead of "my brother and me." Good luck!
BTW - to stop hit the reverse spin cycle.
Assuming you are also male, the answer is obvious - you are not qualified to operate this particular equipment.
Suggest you pass control to your mum who has the necessary intelligence and skill required.
Best laugh I've had all day. Must have been a long electric flex! Try pulling the plug out, or getting mum to switch it off at the wall socket!
just wait until a bra wire pierces the seal, you'll soon stop when it sinks.
big hammer
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