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The Grand Wazoo
22-08-2011, 17:25
Have you ever been responsible for a load on a trailer or a pick-up, or perhaps a roof rack, and felt that you might not have tied it on quite right?
Maybe the load will shift as you go round a corner, or the wind will catch it & make it move a bit..........or worse still fall off?
Well of course, you should make sure you tie it down tight.
But whatever you do, don't do it like this guy (http://www.fridayoffcuts.com/index.cfm?id=436#13) did.
Stratmangler
22-08-2011, 17:44
Looks like hot-wiring his truck didn't work out very well :doh:
The Grand Wazoo
22-08-2011, 17:48
There's a term that we use in forestry to describe getting freshly felled logs to the sawmill as quickly as possible - 'hot logging'.
But I don't recall every being taught to do it quite that way!
Reid Malenfant
22-08-2011, 18:01
I guess they called him Ernie, & he made the fastest charcoal in the west :eyebrows:
He's lucky to be alive, no doubt that's a lesson he'll never forget ;)
spendorman
22-08-2011, 18:09
Hot Rodding !
I guess they called him Ernie, & he made the fastest charcoal in the west :eyebrows:
Very good Mark the oldens are the best :lolsign:
Poor man, i wonder what his insurence company said
Man, now that's the start of a bad day...
Very good Mark the oldens are the best :lolsign:
Poor man, i wonder what his insurence company said
I was thinking of it from his perspective, I wonder what he told the insurance company? Somehow I think that tall tale might make it's way into Jasper Carrots little black book of amusing insurance claims... :stalks::lol:
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