[kurt@welkerhomes.com]

Doobie wrote:

Dabbs wrote:

Sprokitz wrote:

PI_Woodworker wrote:

All I can do is shake my head. But then, thinking back to stuff when you are young and stupid, we all may have a story that would best be not shared. LOL.

When dumping a fully loaded 10 ton dump truck, be absolutely sure the tailgate is fully unlatched. That’s all I have to say about that

Ahh Hahaha, I know what happens. I used to drive a 26,000 lb dump truck, Never forgot to unlatch the gate but I’ve had loads that were froze and didn’t want to slide out. Never tipped one but I’ve done some pretty awesome wheelies..

Here I was reading that last nite thinking was that it was simply the dirt goes all over the top of the back of the bin and makes an unwanted mess. Didn’t even think about the whole truck tppin over. Doh!

saw this reverse wheelie a couple of years ago, had to stop and get a photo

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[theamcguy]

kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:

saw this reverse wheelie a couple of years ago, had to stop and get a photo

Ooops. Guess the driver got a surprise when he unhooked.

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[58Chev]

theamcguy wrote:

kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:

saw this reverse wheelie a couple of years ago, had to stop and get a photo

Ooops. Guess the driver got a surprise when he unhooked.

Working a few Warehouses over the years, I’ve seen a lot but never such an unbalanced load. Lol

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