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One-man concrete pipe unloading onto tires.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...449#post122466
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...380#post116689
Just think the poor bugger had to stack those tires in the exact position before unloading the next pipe.
no , just think of the poor bugger that sliped and got his foot under that pipe,,,,foot loose!!!!
the air pressure in the tires let it right down nice and soft.
He has his polished dancing shoes on?:cool:
No pressure in those tyresThey are just empty casesQuote:
Originally Posted by marksbug
There is still a lot of air in those tires, after the pipe falls and closes off the hole in the top tire, all the remaining air has to escape from the the small spaces between the tires. You can see the dust cloud the escaping air makes as the pipe falls.Quote:
Originally Posted by 12bolts
I have actually seen this method used with concrete pipe. I always wondered how many times it took to learn where to stack the tires?
Seen a lot of fails using this method. Most pipes like this are not strong to take the pressure sideways like that.
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Ha, the guy that peeks around the door at 0:08 mark has a hard job....
Same concept, as a fail.
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