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  1. Nov 10, 2020, 06:07 AM #1
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    Crane drops excavator into tunnel shaft - GIF

    Crane drops excavator into tunnel shaft.




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    Well they wanted it on the bottom didn't they I don't see the problem just hire a couple mechanics and welders and it will be good as new in a couple years or so
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    Here's more on the story, including a different view:
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    Those appear to be kevlar slings, very strong, but prone to failure on sharp or jagged edges when under tension a bit of slip and it will cut through the fibres which is why softeners should always be available with fabric slings of all types, IMHO.



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