Thread: Lets See The Transport havn a Oops moment

Milk Tanker just out of Woodville 17/11/16

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Many years ago when I was Housemoving we were taking a double prefab from Wangavegas to the WCC tip admin office and it jammed up under that bridge - had to let a bit of air out of the transporter tyres and set the hydraulics lower than the normal highway height for a wee bit there

Oh dear.................

The cab

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The folks had some fert spread on Tuesday. The driveway is steep down and then steep up and gravel, not quite steep enough to stop a 2wd though. Anyway last truck and trailer of the day went down the driveway then lost momentum on the way back up the other side. He got out to head to the house to ask for a tow, the truck and trailer somehow let go and chased him down the drive and peeled off the side at the bottom nearly rolling both. Then when he did get towed out he managed to smash the gate and post it was attached to but also the post and rails on the other side that the gate swings to. Highly recommended operator

Originally Posted by MSL

The folks had some fert spread on Tuesday. The driveway is steep down and then steep up and gravel, not quite steep enough to stop a 2wd though. Anyway last truck and trailer of the day went down the driveway then lost momentum on the way back up the other side. He got out to head to the house to ask for a tow, the truck and trailer somehow let go and chased him down the drive and peeled off the side at the bottom nearly rolling both. Then when he did get towed out he managed to smash the gate and post it was attached to but also the post and rails on the other side that the gate swings to. Highly recommended operator

So moral of the story is dont get your son to drive?

Originally Posted by Gibo

So moral of the story is dont get your son to drive?

It would have been an unsalvagable fireball if I'd have been driving/flying it

Wicked photography Ben

The crash involving a Fonterra tanker and a car on the intersection of Ohangai Rd and Tawhiti Rd, east of Hawera.


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Driver of the car died

Was on the road from Dunedin to invers and saw one motorbike, thought it's too bloody windy to be driving (90km in a station-wagon focussing on staying in one lane) let alone on a bike... Sure enough motorbike and two cars must have piled up a few minutes behind us

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