Why I lost my job today...
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From: Wisconsin
Um sombody want a Red Convertible Freightliner Cheap? Truck has many features Low miles custom lowering kit chopped top.
Folks this is a one of a kind rig for cheap... dont let this one get away!!!
Folks this is a one of a kind rig for cheap... dont let this one get away!!!
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WoW!!!
That doesn't suprise me though. Those guys that operate those cranes are SPEED DEMONS... highly paid speed demons. I watched something on Discovery one time that talked about those things... I think it was MONSTER MACHINES...
Those guys make upwards of $100K/YR!!! Sooner or later, they're bound to have an 'uh-oh' moment. Looks like that's two of them...
I hope no one was hurt in that Frieghtliner!
RP
That doesn't suprise me though. Those guys that operate those cranes are SPEED DEMONS... highly paid speed demons. I watched something on Discovery one time that talked about those things... I think it was MONSTER MACHINES...
Those guys make upwards of $100K/YR!!! Sooner or later, they're bound to have an 'uh-oh' moment. Looks like that's two of them...
I hope no one was hurt in that Frieghtliner!
RP
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That's funny. a couple of weeks ago we had a discussion why trucks who are shipped to here in containers have damage a lot.
Mostly tire problems, scratches, dents.
A salesmanager said that these containers have to be unloaded in a hurry and they just dump the thing from 1-1.5 yards heigh on the ground.
These guys don't know what's in it if they are unloading.
He has seen that happen often here in the ports.
Well I don't believe any of that.
Dumping from 1-1,5 yards heigh, no way.
Mostly tire problems, scratches, dents.
A salesmanager said that these containers have to be unloaded in a hurry and they just dump the thing from 1-1.5 yards heigh on the ground.
These guys don't know what's in it if they are unloading.
He has seen that happen often here in the ports.
Well I don't believe any of that.
Dumping from 1-1,5 yards heigh, no way.
