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4000 Lb HC

Madbomber31

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Found this today :xd:
 

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Some drawings. :xd: I didn't drop it waffie, one of you guys grand dads did :xd:
 

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there was one for sale on ebay a while back , nice one jack still fuzed with the No27 or 44 pistols ?
 
Risky lifts !

Nice pictures MB but why oh why do you guys have to lift these things out in what appears to be an unsafe manner with things at all angles and using only one chain/sling where it could slip out and do who knows what damage !
Is there a nationwide shortage of slings or lifting chains ?

Out in industry no one would attempt a lift like yours with a single sling-double would be much safer.

From most of the "Official" recovery pictures almost all use a single lifting appliance !
 
Its just like this Chris 42 :xd:

Satan it was known about and they searched for it.

I know of one that whas found at a scrab yard they where thinking that it whas a boiler
 
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Thanks MB

Thanks MB I had to ask, your name really is very apt in that case, just make sure you dont drop the big uns on your foot:eek:
 
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