Your go-to universal fix-all

[Stonehead]

Superglue

[Dr_Flush_Amazing]

Beer.

[ScottP]

Any type, gauge or length of wire that will get the job done.

 

Super Glue is highly overrated unless you want to glue flesh to flesh.

[TREETOAD]

Bailing wire is good, but I once duct taped the engine of my Hodaka Combat Wombat down after the motor mount bolt vibratied loose. It saved me a ten or twelve mile walk home.

[olyclimber]

love heals all

[catbirdseat]

How can you make a guy choose between two friends like that? It's like asking a guy to choose between pizza and beer. It's not right.

[ScottP]

Bailing wire is good, but I once duct taped the engine of my Hodaka Combat Wombat down after the motor mount bolt vibratied loose. It saved me a ten or twelve mile walk home.

 

Duct tape, though useful, is temporary.

Wire will stay on the job indefinately.

 

As a young boy I used to venture out into the huge expanse of sagebrush surrounding my house. The older I got the further I ventured. One day, about the age of ten, I approached a high tension line tower I had spied in the distance from previous forays. Upon reaching the base of the tower, I found four coyotes and a bobcat hanging by the neck with bailing wire. As the years past and this macabre site became a familiar landmark, I witnessed the slow but steady disintegration of the carcasses to the point where there was little but a scattered pile of bones. One constant was the rusty wire coils, still the circumference of the dead beast's necks, swaying in the breeze.

[catbirdseat]

Bailing wire is what is holding up the tail pipe of my Acura.

[Mos_Chillin]

I bet you use bailing (sic) wire when you are stuck on a climb, too. Don't you.

[TREETOAD]

So was this anywhere near Geen River?

[Dechristo]

Wire is the shiz.

[Mos_Chillin]

You are so right.

 

I am wired right now.

[catbirdseat]

I bet you use bailing (sic) wire when you are stuck on a climb, too. Don't you.

I do a lot more bailing than I do baling, as I have hay fever more often than I have hay.