Sunday, June 7, 2020

Now, how'd that happen?


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  1. Don't make'em like they used to....

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  2. Have driven a cat 769c. Cant tell the size of this one, it may be a bigger machine. Either way, that would scare the hell out of you.

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  3. That's not going to buff out

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  4. "Don't worry.
    We'll get Bubba to weld up that cracked housing."
    said the head maintenance engineer/cook just before sending it back out on the job.

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  5. If you have an AAA membership no problem.

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  6. I worked for Marathon LeTourneau in the late 80's. We made a dump truck that held 200 tons. They were cracking frames in a fleet overseas. They loaded them fine during the day, while the engineers were checking everything over. They snuck back out a night, and those guys were putting 300 tons on them, and running them full tilt boogie. Sorry, no warranty repairs for that...

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  7. Hey, Elmer. Get the jack out from behind the seat, will ya. We got some fixing to do.

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  8. It "happened" slowly at first, then graduated to VERY QUICKLY!

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  9. Happens in Russia all the time.

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  10. Take some work to determine the exact failure, but a definite "Oh, schiff!" moment.

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