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Blimey, a few traumatic moments then! 
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Mike d550
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Re: new CAT777f bogged
Pulling a wheelie in a 777 is impressive 
i bet you didn't realise adrenaline was brown 
Excellent photos
Regards
Mike D550
i bet you didn't realise adrenaline was brown Excellent photos
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Mike D550
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IANOZ
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Re: new CAT777f bogged
Hi Spike , Interesting ,Had you been working in the same area all day ,or was it the first load out of there? We don't have a lot of that type of conditions here as it doesn't rain much and we don't really work in the rain much anyway . ian.
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Re: new CAT777f bogged
Someone i know got bogged in a rigid and he was telling me that the front came up around 5 feet! Not a nice feeling. Good photos
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Re: new CAT777f bogged
I bet your backside was like a limpet on the seat, I bet you don't want to go on that ride again. Brilliant pictures.
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