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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: weeds on October 01, 2013, 01:16:44 PM
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...i cannot tell if its north or southbound
(http://www.abc.net.au/news/image/4990952-3x2-940x627.jpg)
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Bugger, just as well it was a truck travelling behind and not a car...
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Southbound, happened about 9:30 the hi-way is closed and they are diverting traffic, The truck that hit it, the driver suffered a back injury.
Would have made a nice mess of hydraulic oil everywhere...
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W T F? Someone want to explain theory on this one?
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Whoops.. Don't tell boss.. ;D
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W T F? Someone want to explain theory on this one?
Tipper wasn't fully down
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W T F? Someone want to explain theory on this one?
The truck hit a bridge.
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The old tipper would make a good base to build a camper trailer or 2. (nice high sides)
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We where discussing this today at work, body's just don't up by them selves, the PTO has to be engaged (why on a freeway?) and making lots of noise as well as lever in the up position with the rear trailer selected (believed to be second trailer in a B double set), again, why on a freeway?
Another line of thought was that both body's where left partially up over night, that is common, so rain doesn't puddle up in the body, and the driver drove off forgetting they where up, as he was driving the oil bleeds out of the ram on the front body and feeds the ram in the second body making it higher, either way I can't help think this was massive driver error, and as for second truck, that driver has sustained injuries and that's unfortunate, however, is he also BLIND???? how could he not see and work out things aren't right?? massive fail there too.
Engineers will now have to inspect the bridge for structural damage.
This oversight by the driver is gunna be expensive
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The truck that hit it, the driver suffered a back injury.
if that's all he suffered he's a very lucky man. was discussing this at work today when we saw the pic originally, and wondered where the drivers legs were in relation to anything that got pushed back from the engine bay of his rig.