Door Handle Non-Slip Tape.. Free to the first 20!! maybe more

[tom4bren]

I'll see ya in summerschool 'cause lift implies an unsupported raising action whereas the door handle on the VX is hinged implying a rotational manipulation. That is, the door could opened by either pulling outward or upward on the handle.

[circmand]

I'll see ya in summerschool 'cause lift implies an unsupported raising action whereas the door handle on the VX is hinged implying a rotational manipulation. That is, the door could opened by either pulling outward or upward on the handle.

Main Entry: lift
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: move upwards; ascend
Synonyms: arise, aspire, bear aloft, boost, bring up, build up, buoy up, climb, come up, disappear, disperse, dissipate, draw up, elevate, erect, goose, heft, hike, hike up, hoist, jack up, jump up, mount, move up, pick up, put up, raise, raise high, rear, rise, soar, take up, up, upheave, uphold, uplift, upraise, uprear, vanish
Antonyms: descend, drop, lower

See move upwards no mention of unsupported raising. never use implying in a definition unless it is doe imply

[tom4bren]

Game on.

I'll look it up in MIL-STD-1472 tomorrow. The Army never gets it wrong.

[VCrossfan]

of a Vehicross owner is the inability to operate a door handle.

1. unlock the door
2. put finger tips under the handle so that fingertips touch the top of the handle
3. lift

I shudder to think what would happen if a Jeep site got wind of the fact VX owners can not open their doors. Not too mention how it looks on the FBI profile of VX owners. We be riding the short bus for sure

Lift denotes up pull denotes inward push denotes inward.

Main Entry: lift
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: move upwards; ascend
Synonyms: arise, aspire, bear aloft, boost, bring up, build up, buoy up, climb, come up, disappear, disperse, dissipate, draw up, elevate, erect, goose, heft, hike, hike up, hoist, jack up, jump up, mount, move up, pick up, put up, raise, raise high, rear, rise, soar, take up, up, upheave, uphold, uplift, upraise, uprear, vanish
Antonyms: descend, drop, lower

See move upwards no mention of unsupported raising. never use implying in a definition unless it is doe imply

OK OK OK..We get it, Your starting to bore me...

[tom4bren]

OK OK OK..We get it, Your starting to bore me...

Yeah, rekin it was only funny for the first cupla posts.

Game off - circmand wins (I was right & he was wrong but since he actually googled 'lift' we'll give him the win for effort)