Lorry Driver on TWO wheels.....
15 June 2004, 03:04 PM
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Lorry Driver on TWO wheels.....
...well three wheels actually 
Just thought I'd share this photo with you that I took in Darlington last Friday, we shouldnt laugh but everyone was just standing there scratching their heads and it looked so bloody funny
Just thought I'd share this photo with you that I took in Darlington last Friday, we shouldnt laugh but everyone was just standing there scratching their heads and it looked so bloody funny
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15 June 2004, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by paulpalmer
What the hell was he lifting It looks like he has done everything right. He's lucky it didn't tip over!The extra support feet are at the back - they are in line with the wheels- should they not be at the side if you are lifting the load sideways?
15 June 2004, 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by fast bloke
The extra support feet are at the back - they are in line with the wheels- should they not be at the side if you are lifting the load sideways?
Homer: Doh!
15 June 2004, 07:09 PM
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Got the explanation from an RAC data check on the vehicle
Manufacturer Volvo
Model
Body type dropside lorry
Colour
Fuel type Heavy oil
Date manufactured 24 April 2004
Number of previous owners
Last owner change
That explains it then, all the heavy oil was put on one side.
Manufacturer Volvo
Model
Body type dropside lorry
Colour
Fuel type Heavy oil
Date manufactured 24 April 2004
Number of previous owners
Last owner change
That explains it then, all the heavy oil was put on one side.
15 June 2004, 07:27 PM
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Got the explanation from an RAC data check on the vehicle
Manufacturer Volvo
Model
Body type dropside lorry
Colour
Fuel type Heavy oil
Date manufactured 24 April 2004
Number of previous owners
Last owner change
That explains it then, all the heavy oil was put on one side.
Manufacturer Volvo
Model
Body type dropside lorry
Colour
Fuel type Heavy oil
Date manufactured 24 April 2004
Number of previous owners
Last owner change
That explains it then, all the heavy oil was put on one side.
15 June 2004, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Scooby96
Couldnt he just let the grab go and it would drop back on all wheels
And it would come down with a big bang
15 June 2004, 08:07 PM
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I sent this to our plant manager (who pissed himself) and he reckons their only chance (without a crane!) is to keep hold of the load and use the Hiab arm to slowly push the truck back upright.
Go and tell him and report back to us!
Go and tell him and report back to us!
15 June 2004, 09:35 PM
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It's perfectly normal.
Nothing wrong with that photo, you can clearly see the copper has his shoulder under it and he's checking for excessive tyre ware on the inner tyres........
Feckin idiot never put out the legs...
Cheers
John
Feckin idiot never put out the legs...
Cheers
John
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