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Thread: Lets See The Transport havn a Oops moment

  1. 28-04-2019, 11:54 AM #1201
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    on the video looked like the guy in the front was holding a rifle case, road tires.
    So would they have done if they didn't have a plb?
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  3. 28-04-2019, 05:26 PM #1202
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mauser308 View Post
    And a poxy lightweight 4x4 like that is out of it's depth in a car park puddle. Just saying...

    Really ? Deeper and probably just as fast and truck half as heavy..... Just saying driver skill and technique come in to play.
    Would I have crossed it in flood like those guys ? No

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  4. 28-04-2019, 08:30 PM #1203
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mauser308 View Post
    You missed my point, by poxy lightweight 4x4 I mean an urban townie car with an electric-locked transfer case that gives you 4x3 (if you are lucky). The mighty Jimny and Vitara are actually far more competent than most of the 'higher rated' and far more expensive Auckland Image Vehicles (AIV's).

    Can't quite work out what that is, doesn't look like the underpinings of a suzuki to me but it's about the right length. Spare wheel looks to be on the wrong side of the rear door from my experience...
    Fair call
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  5. 29-04-2019, 05:35 PM #1204
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    looks like a lot of trouble to go to, to scoop a trout out with a net out the window
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    Just did a grocery shop and a logging truck is on its side on the corner of our road. Some one was going to fast
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  7. 30-04-2019, 03:02 PM #1206
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    Flooded rivers get you with the base load. Bottom half of the river is sand and gravel flowing, not water. Those guys are very dumb. Often wonder about people with no natural aversion to these things. How keen do you need to be?

    I have this thing about people not yelling around vehicles and machinery. What ever caused the spaz, it's not as bad as the spaz will cause.

    Half an hour ago, foreman for a roaring gang is going off. Swearing and yelling. Digger operator fell into a trench he was straddling. Seen it so many times.

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    Not so much a transport having an oops moment as me. My dumbass mounted the top snorkle bracket to the door not the fram Name: IMG_20190505_125731.jpg Views: 767 Size: 3.30 MB
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    That is classic.
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    In and out like the Dukes of hazards
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    It brings me great joy to see that someone else fucks up nearly as often as I do
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    That's a box.

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    Quote Originally Posted by berg243 View Post
    just weld that door shut that way don't have to shift the bracket and looks like you didn't have an oops moment.
    Bloody Southland Redneck!

    Hahaha!

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    Fixed. Didn't even have to weld the door shut!
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    What did you do about the holes in the door?
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    He nui to ngaromanga, he iti to putanga.

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    Sounds like a typical hunting trip !
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