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| Johan |
03-20-2004 08:55 AM |
Severe wheel spin problem
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Makes you wonder what happened....
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| Doug Axelrod |
03-20-2004 11:17 AM |
Obviously one of those heavy big blocks went across the rairoad tracks. What's the big deal?:D
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| Dave Crace |
03-22-2004 06:30 PM |
Could have been John Owen testing his Saturn V rocket launcher.
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| Johan |
03-22-2004 06:35 PM |
They probably switched the Rowley Diesel for a Southern Automotive "Hammer" !
No , I mean really, what fool was at the controls of that train ..., and what happened. Maybe he put on the e brake and ran across the street to get some pork rinds. Also wonder how they got it un stuck. I bet the guy that did it had that ole sinking feeling.
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| ToyCollector |
03-22-2004 08:11 PM |
If a diesel locomotive can do a burnout, I think the engineer made this one do one. :JEKYLHYDE
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| excelguru |
03-22-2004 08:22 PM |
They can definitely do a "burnout". Looks like that's what happened here. Those diesel-powered electric motors can actually twist the axel shafts in two at the drop of a hat. Have you ever seen the size of those axels? Scary stuff.
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| GeorgiaSnake |
03-23-2004 07:19 AM |
What kind of hammerhead would keep his foot (hand) in it if it ain't moving.
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| Johan |
03-23-2004 05:50 PM |
Das wat I'm Talkin' bout....!
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| ToyCollector |
03-23-2004 08:03 PM |
Johan, let's see what we can do with no tires on the rims of our Cobras :3DSMILE: . Those grooves ain't nothing. I think it may call for 17 inchers though.
Hey y'all, watch this...;)
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| Johan |
03-24-2004 04:18 AM |
Hey y'all, watch this...
Ha ha, TC m that's really got me rolling on the floor
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