Ouch! that was an expensive failure. Good way to get the thread back on topic.
Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong
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I don't understand why they didn't immediately figure a way to start unloading the damn thing. It's pretty obvious if you take some weight off it would re-float on it's own. Get some smaller ships and a crane boat and start taking the stuff off. Hell even helicopters would be cheaper than having the shipping lane closed off.
I don't understand why they didn't immediately figure a way to start unloading the damn thing. It's pretty obvious if you take some weight off it would re-float on it's own. Get some smaller ships and a crane boat and start taking the stuff off. Hell even helicopters would be cheaper than having the shipping lane closed off.
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Just saw this on FB.
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"Recalculating"
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I bet that was not a small ticket.
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I never understand these types of tows. So, they caught a ride to U-haul, rented a U-haul, rented a U-haul trailer, then towed it all to repair, then returned all the rentals, IF they survived and didn't get fined off the road. What would have a LEGIT tow have costed and it would've been one and done???
25 years ago we BURIED a loader tractor in mud. Dug our azzes off and messed around for a whole day. We could've called in favors and tore off chains and ropes and spent another day or 2 wrecking stuff, but circumstances at the time made us call a wrecker. We stood on the high ground drinking coffee watching it come out. Best $100 we ever spent.
25 years ago we BURIED a loader tractor in mud. Dug our azzes off and messed around for a whole day. We could've called in favors and tore off chains and ropes and spent another day or 2 wrecking stuff, but circumstances at the time made us call a wrecker. We stood on the high ground drinking coffee watching it come out. Best $100 we ever spent.
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I see a Tranny rebuild in that U-Hauls Future.
I read that there were no cranes in the region with enough height and reach.
One photo showed a smaller one that might reach the containers along the top edges.
Bruce
