Andrew Camarata

[daugen]

Jeremy Renner was crushed by snowplow as he tried to save nephew from injury, sheriff's report says | CNN

Actor Jeremy Renner was trying to stop his snow-removal tractor from sliding and hitting his grown nephew when he was pulled under the vehicle and crushed on New Year's Day, according to a Nevada sheriff's office incident report.

www.cnn.com

when I read this carefully, all I could think of is Andrew there but for the Grace of God go you....shows how quickly things can get out of hand in icy conditions.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Also to the person who wondered why not break out a D7 to pull junk up the hill: Metal tracks on ice are deadly because of the surface area and a lack of digging in grip.

I mentioned that earlier, from a life experience. Dozer tracks slide on ice, chains much better.

 

[Snobdds]

Could have bent the intercooler and caused a small leak, haven't watched the latest video yet, but meeting with the pintle hitch on the Ford would be my first guess for a root cause of a intercooler leak.

Aaron Z

Did you watch that new video when mentioning the intercooler leak? I'm going to call you Nostradamus.

 

[caver]

I like the mini rant at 6:20

 

[aczlan]

Did you watch that new video when mentioning the intercooler leak? I'm going to call you Nostradamus.

No, just read the post by daugen and was replying to that after watching the first roller video.
If it had been my $90,000 super duty he wouldn't have been pushing on it like that...

Aaron Z

 

[spitter]

If the intercooler has a leak, he might as well drive it with no air cleaner that engine will be toast in no time.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

If the intercooler has a leak, he might as well drive it with no air cleaner that engine will be toast in no time.

The intercooler is pressurized—at least it tries to be.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Dumpster Dave’s view of the trip up on ice

 

[old and tired]

Another point of view from one of the other guys... better view of when the drive jumped off.

 

[aczlan]

The intercooler is pressurized—at least it tries to be.

And it takes an edge case to cause vacuum on a turbodiesel.

Aaron Z