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Don't they unload cars like that in brooklyn...fast getaways:rolleyes:
Don't tell me no one else has ever tried this before. I grew up on a farm in NC, and we used that method to unload all types of stuff. Tobacco sticks, hay bales, etc. You do what you have to.
It worked! :thumbup: Very few man hours spent on that unload. :roflblack::roflblack:
Cruzr Joe
I've done it a few time...first time was not on purpose but educational...:roflblack::roflblack: gotta learn somehow...
It is how we yank tanks out of airplanes.
We did it with pallets of sod. Tie pallet to tree. Floor it. Right off the truck! Works great!
:clap: It works great! :thumbup:
Until you miscalculate, and drop the front end of the truck about five feet! :yikes:
(Used to unload firewood off of a 1964 Jeep pickup like that...)
c'mon, in Peru they just drag the stuff behind a donkey:roflblack:....... Making sure the wife doesn't see this...she no like my donkey jokes..:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Chupaca
You saw the part where the front end comes up..?? It's a real hassel with the donkey in the air...:roflblack::roflblack:Quote:
Originally Posted by spyder3
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Originally Posted by Chupaca
:roflblack: :bowdown::rolleyes:
Worked real good for sure. My question would be the wear and tear on the drive train?
;) I've heard that they get a bit... anxious; when that happens! :yikes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Chupaca
When they try to hover; it does NOT look like a huge hummingbird! :roflblack: