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darrenba
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Post: # 34468Post darrenba

Who would be bonkers enough on here to try this :laugh:

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I thought it was a photoshop but it would appear its actually real, and was performed as a stunt on the german equivalent of "you bet" back in 97.

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Post: # 34470Post Dave_L

I've seen a video of that, I'm sure.
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Post: # 34472Post msh paving

i found it on you-tube a few months ago,
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Post: # 34477Post GB_Groundworks

how about this for a ball twitcher

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Post: # 34479Post Dave_L

Health & Safety? Out the window!
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Tommy
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Post: # 34503Post Tommy

I sure that Liebherr/Crawler crane thing has been on here before.

As for You bet, I saw a pair of the jcb display team play a game of jenga with two loadalls

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Giles

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Post: # 34520Post Dave_L

Very dangerous! Imagine if that kerb had flicked out to one side and into the pedestrian area?
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Post: # 34528Post Tony McC

I can't believe his supervisor or banksman is allowing him to do that. As a trick to show off to your mates, it's OK out in the middle of a field, but right next to a pedestrian area??

He's be looking for a start somewhere else if he worked for me!
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