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Both pics seem improbable as to allowing yourself to get into such a situation, but I am sure there was a good reason in the first place. -
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Photographs from a gentleman named Sean Hall.....................A driven man with a burning passion.
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yes one is bad ... two in a row is very very bad
Please don't PM me for plant advice.. thanks .. Post in the forum where I will gladly help, as will many of our contributors.. as the info and responses will help everyone else, which is why we exist.gif "thumbs up")
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That red dirt looks awfully familiar Stock
,were they Irish drivers 
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My understanding is that it is in your neck of the woods..................I believe the crane got stuck then they brought in the D10 to extract it but it suffered the same fate..............A driven man with a burning passion.Comment
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By the look of the name on the door it's around 3288 kms to the west .........Comment
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Thats just next door for you guys init ?Originally posted by Wazza View Post
I Pull for a living
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A driven man with a burning passion.Comment
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It Must Be an absolute Nightmare working cranes in the soft conditions over there ..Does not look like much thought was put into ROPS or FOPS cab on the big one . Hope the operator got out OK .Comment
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Just doing a test post , from the future .Comment
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Some sorry digger pics
which I nicked off the clip
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