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Hopefully it was a gradual break so the driver had time to get the heck out of the seat .....otherwise he's trapped in that mess.
I can't imagine WHY someone would take a tractor like that out onto a dock. Any idea what he was attempting to do?
Trakternut
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That looks to be a bridge over a drainage/irrigation ditch. It's likely, then, that it is a privately owned structure and not a public right of way. Therefore, the landowner, or some such private party is responsible for maintaining it. It may have been one of those cases where, "We'll get to fixing that bridge someday." Well, I guess it's now Someday!
John Deeres have their doors to the left side of the instrument console, at the front of the cab, so the operator should have been able to open the door and step carefully (As would anyone following his footsteps
) out of the cab to safety.
John Deeres have their doors to the left side of the instrument console, at the front of the cab, so the operator should have been able to open the door and step carefully (As would anyone following his footsteps
) out of the cab to safety.
Snowcat Operations
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Two words: BIG CRANE
Snowcat Operations
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They also should have had planks tire width apart running the whole length down to help distribute the load over more planks than just the planks under the tires!
The email I saw showed exactly that. Actually, I think it was one on each side with one for the tractor and the other one taking the implement.
Just deleted it this morning too!
