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In Reply to: Funny shop stories posted by 37 chief on April 29, 2021 at 20:40:08:
Years ago, I worked in a feed plant, the only grease they used was white food grade grease. One maintenance guy was well known for greasing steering wheels, hydraulic levers, door handles and knobs. levers, broom handles, etc when no one was around. Everyone knew who did it but could never catch him at it. One night he was especially busy greasing things not supposed to be greased and I had had enough, payback time. He drove a jeep and parked in a dark area. I snuck out and with a stick wiped some 5th wheel grease off of a parked semi trailer and rubbed it underneath his steering wheel. After that , the greasing suddenly stopped, not sure why.
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