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an unusual way to move plant
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Re: an unusual way to move plant
I was hoping it would sink - fair play to them though - will it go back o.k
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Re: an unusual way to move plant
Certainly a lot gamer than me.Did you hear the plywood cracking as he drove over it,i would at least had planks on top of the ply to distribute the weight a bit better.Looks like something the TOP GEAR boys could turn into a disaster segment .ian.
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Re: an unusual way to move plant
i was almost certain there was no way that raft would take the whole weight of that ditch witch, i was genuinely suprised. you need a lot of bottle to drive that on, even in the shallow.
ian, i can just imagine clarkson sticking an allegro on it with an outboard.....
ian, i can just imagine clarkson sticking an allegro on it with an outboard.....
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Yes ,i could just see clarkson sticking 2 200 HP outboards on the back of like the hilux he did . ian.
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I was waiting for the ropes holding the drums in place to give, a big "sproing" noise and the good ship witchditch to do a titanic and end up and make for the sea(river)bed
I have been accused of pursing "innovative" solutions to problems but I dont think Id want to try that personally
I have been accused of pursing "innovative" solutions to problems but I dont think Id want to try that personally
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Re: an unusual way to move plant
could have been worse phil, they could have tried over inflating the tyres instead...
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