While having my axles serviced today, the technician noticed the remnants of a mouse and nest in my right front brake. 2 hours of labor to remove the wheel and clean it out. Seriously thinking about baiting traps around the tires.
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While having my axles serviced today, the technician noticed the remnants of a mouse and nest in my right front brake. 2 hours of labor to remove the wheel and clean it out. Seriously thinking about baiting traps around the tires.
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Its just amazing where you will find them mice had one get mancerated in my furnace many caught in traps and even one that fell out of gas fill while traveling thru Canada.
had one get mancerated in my furnace 
many caught in traps 
and even one that fell out of gas fill while traveling thru Canada. 
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