Can’t tell me those shelves weren’t overloaded. By their design, they aren’t supposed to bring adjacent bays down if loaded correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by bee utey
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Can’t tell me those shelves weren’t overloaded. By their design, they aren’t supposed to bring adjacent bays down if loaded correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by bee utey
Even if it happened at the start of his shiift, he'd on time and a half by the time he got out. If it was unplanned overtime he should have got tea money too.Quote:
Originally Posted by bee utey
Luckily he didn't die, it would have been cheese on toast.
Christmas present for your loved one....?
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Will we get a discount if we buy in bulk? [tonguewink] If so put me down for one [thumbsupbig]Quote:
Christmas present for your loved one....?
Cheers Hall
Bet the boss was pretty cheesed off over it all [emoji16]Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTIcQMwYC1oQuote:
Filmed on 4 December at Hahei Beach on the Coromandel peninsular, New Zealand. I was watching a pod of orcas swimming up the beach, I saw a swimmer swimming along shore directly towards them, at this point I asked my partner to get my mobile phone as I wasn’t sure what would happen and I may have to call for help. The orcas circled her and she got quite the fright. She then got out the water as she was only 20m from shore. Some on lookers chatted to her about the experience and then to my surprise she got back into the water and swam back towards the pod, to I assume continue her training swim. I then launched the drone and filmed from a fair distance away making sure not to disturb the pod of orcas. What I witnessed was truly amazing.
Ian, re the Peterbilt:
Is 60mph at 1500 rpm good or bad?
Why would they make a prime mover with such a long wheelbase?
