DieHardPCParrot
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...Truck without a man's help? I'm guessing its less than 1. I know most will say they can do it, but in real life, most probably can't get the truck jacked up, let alone loosen the lug nuts, or lift the spare out of the designated place (depend on truck design), or lower it from under the truck chassis.
And don't dodge the question, let's say the flat tire happened in Australia Outback, or in Chilean Atacama Desert.
A woman can do it, if she has the Mechanical Aptitude of A smart man, which, with all due respects, most don't.
@Asquare: Perhapse 30% of Japanese Men are smaller than you, yet may be all of them can do it by as a "one man show"....Just ask Misubishi Truck Division! Ha ha, the largest truck maker in the world! without a women mechanic!
@Wendy: to hold a high-power wrench/hammer steady on the nut you would encounter counter-torque that most women can't hold. You don't even know the basic mechanics.
And don't dodge the question, let's say the flat tire happened in Australia Outback, or in Chilean Atacama Desert.
A woman can do it, if she has the Mechanical Aptitude of A smart man, which, with all due respects, most don't.
@Asquare: Perhapse 30% of Japanese Men are smaller than you, yet may be all of them can do it by as a "one man show"....Just ask Misubishi Truck Division! Ha ha, the largest truck maker in the world! without a women mechanic!
@Wendy: to hold a high-power wrench/hammer steady on the nut you would encounter counter-torque that most women can't hold. You don't even know the basic mechanics.