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  1. 08-24-2005, 10:19 AM #1
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    I can't imagine what they were thinking...
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    Ugh...
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    Ugh...again...
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    Am I missing somthing?
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    Most of those don't look like local pictures. Plus have you ever worked with an OSHA inspector in many cases they haven't been trained well enough to spot most issues.
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    Quote Originally Posted by POS Racing
    Most of those don't look like local pictures. Plus have you ever worked with an OSHA inspector in many cases they haven't been trained well enough to spot most issues.
    No they're not...

    And you're right, no they're not.
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    Hey bean congrats on 5000 posts.
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    While looking at that 2nd pic I noticed something...



    I think this might have had something to do with it.
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    When you just gotta weld your truck back together on the side of the road, 2 2x4s work nicely...tow trucks are expensive anyway.

    Edit: Notice the bricks on the tires...safety first!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jiggerachi


    When you just gotta weld your truck back together on the side of the road, 2 2x4s work nicely...tow trucks are expensive anyway.

    Edit: Notice the bricks on the tires...safety first!!
    Of bigger importance, you should notice that it looks like he welding on the gas tank. See the welder out front and the arc he's just struck?
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  12. 08-25-2005, 11:48 AM #12
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    heh... looks like some of those guys could work down here at my plant...

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