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Started by POSTON WIDEHEAD, October 31, 2013, 08:13:50 AM

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barbender

I think that once again Poston was helping someone dump the load off of their truck by lifting the front with his backhoe, they forgot to take the straps off though ;D
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POSTON WIDEHEAD

Quote from: barbender on October 31, 2013, 07:02:49 PM
I think that once again Poston was helping someone dump the load off of their truck by lifting the front with his backhoe, they forgot to take the straps off though ;D

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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bandmiller2

Driver needs to eat more grits. If he was somewhere where the load should be dropped I'd say he just forgot to unstrap the load.The older members here will remember how they used to deliver lumber,back of the load on a roller, unstrap, back up fast,load shifts, front of truck skyward.You pull out easy and grab the steering wheel with a death grip and bam your unloaded.Now they have hydraulics or a moffet. Frank C.
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jmouton

thats a good picture ,  i can relate a little bit but i wont disclose  how i know ,   you guys are pretty funny 
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Magicman

It was that one Sweetgum log on there that did it.   Them things multiply.   ;D 
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WDH

Good eye, MM.  I knew there was something that was not right about that load. 
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POSTON WIDEHEAD

Quote from: Magicman on October 31, 2013, 09:23:18 PM
It was that one Sweetgum log on there that did it.   Them things multiply.   ;D

:D :D :D :D :D
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OH Boy

Quote from: bandmiller2 on October 31, 2013, 08:28:36 PM
Driver needs to eat more grits. If he was somewhere where the load should be dropped I'd say he just forgot to unstrap the load.The older members here will remember how they used to deliver lumber,back of the load on a roller, unstrap, back up fast,load shifts, front of truck skyward.You pull out easy and grab the steering wheel with a death grip and bam your unloaded.Now they have hydraulics or a moffet. Frank C.

Not sure if it really works for logs, but maybe a way to partially debark. this is how we actually would unload damaged or non running tanks in the Army. ramps up, tank unchained, reverse to about 15 mph and hit the skids. thing would roll back and flip the ramps down with a bang, and roll right off. we called it the combat unload. Never did it with an officer around though.

Solomon

Maybe the photographer just has an incredibly fast shutter speed and the driver is so good at hauling logs , he's just doing a wheelie for the fun of it on his way out to the mill 8)
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customsawyer

He might get great life out of the front tires but the mud flaps don't last long.
He might be acting like some of those guys you see on bikes doing wheelies through town.
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Solomon

Quote from: customsawyer on November 01, 2013, 04:08:22 AM
He might get great life out of the front tires but the mud flaps don't last long.
He might be acting like some of those guys you see on bikes doing wheelies through town.
You're up bright and early there CS.   Making sawdust today?
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julio

Jake is always making sawdust.
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WDH

He is always up early, too. 
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dboyt

The truck driver got fired.  Here he is at his new job...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJxSoSpNKtU
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beenthere

db
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terrifictimbersllc

that's a donkey lift. he was having his shoes rotated.
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Monte Pittman

This is a guy who shouldn't be running power tools. Grit your teeth and make an extra trip.

barbender

We used to have that happen now and again to our end dump drivers. They would be hauling removals, and if there was a large rock or slab of concrete occasionally they would hang up on the tailgate. Wheelie time! One fella that was quite a card, he got tipped up so high that he was just looking at the sky, he couldn't even get out so he calmly read a magazine and waited for us to come get him :D
Too many irons in the fire

Dave Shepard

I've had the tailgate fail to open on a ten wheeler before.  :o
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dboyt

Quote from: barbender on November 02, 2013, 11:05:42 AM
One fella that was quite a card, he got tipped up so high that he was just looking at the sky, he couldn't even get out so he calmly read a magazine and waited for us to come get him :D
Ah, a reclining seat.  Time for a nap.
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