Rubber off worn tyres?????

the rubber is used by shepparch on thier outfeed rollers, ya blasted landlubbers aarrrrrgghhhhh, pt!

I'm starting to suspect that some of you lads aren't taking this thread seriously :rolleyes:

Richard

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Originally Posted by Daddles

I'm starting to suspect that some of you lads aren't taking this thread seriously :rolleyes:

Richard

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Don't let them RUBber you the wrong way.... Rand Rubber :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by journeyman Mick

Jim,
the rubber that wears off tyres, as well as any oils and fuel that drips onto the road is trapped in the pores of the bitumen. Then, when you get the first bit of rain it all floats up and forms a slick coating on the bitumen. This is why there's always a swag of accidents the first time it rains after there's been a long dry spell. No doubt both you and Cliff have noticed that there's usually a few cars off the side of the range and off the roundabouts on the Cook highway after the first rains.

Mick

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not helped by the fact that the clowns don't adjust their driving to suit the conditions...

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Originally Posted by silentC

They put it in KFC chicken nuggets.

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guess that's why they're so rubbery...:D