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When a stack comes down, barber chair style

Discussion in 'Everything Else (off topic)' started by dgeesaman, Nov 24, 2015.

  1. dgeesaman

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    Ouch. He earned his paycheck.
     
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    I bet he pinched a big hole in the seat...if you know what I mean. :jaw:
     
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    Guy is lucky


    Looks like it tore the cab up pretty good.
    He could of been seriously hurt in that deal.
     
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    Those cabs are heavily caged, but I think you're right it takes some luck to absorb a few thousand falling bricks.
     
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    Wow... serious pucker factor...
     
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    Bird's Eye View.



    Prob hard to see from the cab but he tracked along the axis of the fall rather than trying to track out of it laterally.
     
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    What did they use for the aerial shots? A drone?
     
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    Darn things are everywhere! Gooder tho when used for something like this. There was one videoing the 4th of July display in our little town this summer.... It was more interesting than the fireworks!
     
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    Its all over CBS news this morning. lol
     
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    What a view of all of that. Incredible.
     
  12. JustWood

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    That was just flat out stewpid. They could have run a long cable between 2 big dozers to pull the legs out from under that stack and been out of harms way.
    Seems like a government "here,,,,, hold my beer" moment.
     
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