Mystery tool in the toolpouch

[djohnk]

http://www.buellxb.com/buell_images/6519_20110609130605_L.jpg

 

[cgo]

"Go get the keys to the sea chest..." You sailors and Coast Guardsmen know what that is... lol

 

[iman501]

freaking keys to the sea chest......= so annoying!!!!

along with finding the bulkhead remover..... :/

 

[user_deleted]

i'm saving my paper delivery route money for the synthetic blinker fluid.

 

[Justaerin]

Totally newb, but is the cable just used for locking up two helmets? Couldn't you just run the D Ring from your chin strap through that lock, or is there not enough clearance for the key with the helmet up so close to it?

 

[freak2180]

Justaerin..............It is indeed a cable to lock your helmet with. Not a very good one but thats what its for.

 

[Justaerin]

So are people running this through their D Ring then locking the two loops into the integrated helmet lock? I guess I didn't explain what I was asking well, does one have to use the cable, or will the integrated lock work by itself?

 

[djohnk]

I am able to get the d-ring on it without the cable for one helmet. The cable may make it easier though.

 

[williegoat]

Dental floss for the bugs in your teeth?

 

[Justaerin]

Cool, thanks djohnk. Haha yes, floss for my fangs!

 

[nrankin]

lmao at the " what reservoir?"

 

[ALT3R3D]

LOL I'm new to the forum, I haven't heard that for years. Always brings a smile.[up]

 

[Willie P]

I used to work in a Bradley FV factory and we had "bare hulls" of aluminum Bradleys up on wooden stands until the chassis was added.

Anyway, one of the shop floor "grunts" decided to ring a metal hammer against the hull while my boss, one of the engineer "suits" was inside doing an inspection (no ear protection in those days) - well, blood began pouring from both ears and he's had to wear hearing aids in both ears for well-over 20 years now.

didn't mean to be a downer, but the story was related to one of the posts -wp