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Unload digger, drag trailer back onto road, reload digger, go.
Right on the money. If dragging didn’t work then lifting could be worth a go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ingrid 51
The little yella digga might need a bigga yella digga to help lift it round
It’s worth a crack Nigel! I think I can, I think I can, springs to mind. Ha ha ha haQuote:
Originally Posted by oraki
yea,bit of a lapse there bro,lotsa beersies
Pretty big jobQuote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
Leave digger where it is. It's to small to be of help. Usually when trying to get off on those angles with a drop off digger ends up down the bank upside down with a hurt operator of stuck half way off so making a simple recovery complicated. Get a wheeled crane in and lift lowbed back on the road. No damage or cock ups necessary. Why look for one.
Ridicule for truck driver and as said beersies goes without saying
No surprises there then.Quote:
Originally Posted by oraki
Na, she’ll be right. Hold my beer.......Quote:
Originally Posted by r87mm
A crane stuck in a ditch at lower hutt this morning caused traffic mayhem all the way to Porirua. Must be something in the air today
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Leave the digger on the deck, maybe another couple of chains to tie it down, get an operator with balls to swing digger out and assist tractor unit...piece-of-piss, be outa there in no time.
hasn't it got reverse?
Upsey doodle :roll:
Doesn't look like you could get a towey past to pull it out frontwards either. Jack up the back and try to back up maybe. It's a long way off the road, driver must have just kept looking forward and praying :wtfsmilie:
That road and Paekakariki Hill Rd both have LOTS of signage saying "NO TRUCKS" "DON'T FOLLOW GPS" etc.
Happens every couple of years....
