Thread: Interesting, Odd or Funny Pics.

Originally Posted by thedrover

Along the lines of calling BS and it's photoshopped, is it possible to work out how much sag should be in the springs with that much weight?

ie using the scale of the wheel (using the most likely size) , measure the gap between the wheel and guard and convert that to a measurement.

Using the average camel weight x4, and subtract a bit for worn.


*maybe I'll just take the Pic and ask the local DOT. They'll be able to give me an answer off the cuff!

Adult Camels weigh 300-600 kg. If we say the average weight of the Camels in the back of the vehicle is 400 kg (a couple of them are smallish, and none are large) then the all up weight is 1.6 tonnes, which is not a huge amount above the recommended carrying capacity.

Cheers
KarlB

Taken from a trip to Libya in 2005

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d2...age014_13A.jpg


Rgds

Ivan

Trestle railway bridge over Diogenes Creek on the railway up the Styx valley from Karanja, in Tasmania

This is a ghost now, as the wooden bridge was burnt down to make way for a road that now allow's the bush lovers in to see the trees in the Styx Valley.

It was a case of, they couldn't see the trees for the wood.


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I think this little traktor will give a TD5-Alive landy a good run for it's money.



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Here I go... pushing the forum political boundaries.

Originally Posted by Judo

Here I go... pushing the forum political boundaries.

Crossing the boundary? Let's stop it before it begins.

Ralph

Originally Posted by Ralph1Malph

Crossing the boundary? Let's stop it before it begins.

Ralph

Yes, let's stop

Originally Posted by tonic

Yes, let's stop

Yup, now.
:-)