How many dumb...

[mjncad]

http://www.bitoffun.com/video_vault/boat-launch-fun.htm


How many dumbasses does it take to git-r-dun?​

 

[RaydaKub]

OH MY!

You know you have a problem when the jet ski could be hooked on the front of the truck to help pull...

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing! :thumbsup:

 

[shane]

I couldn't watch all of it. Obviously, the cameraman was one of he drunks.

 

[bcp]

Tractors to the rescue!

Tractors win!

Bruce

 

[Baby Grand]

Beach tractors? Never seen a beach tractor before!

As a teenager I went clamming on the mud flats near Parsboro & Economy NS with some friends. Getting to the mud flats was a long, long walk, as the tides are very high. Another group showed up in a Jeep - they just drove right out there and we thought that was a really cool idea. One of the adults in our group muttered something about "idiots" and we thought he was just being an old man about it. Then the tide started coming in - at about a walking pace. We had to hustle to get that big tub of clams back to the beach. The Jeep didn't make it.

 

[oliver2255]

know it to be oliver corperation products that saves the day

 

[banjodunn]

And the Tool Of the Day Award goes to .................








Jon

 

[flusher]

know it to be oliver corperation products that saves the day

Yeah, Olivers and what looks like a Massey Harris.

And in 1964 Allis Chalmers produced the D-19 Beachmaster and "Sanitizer" tractor followed in 1965 by the AC 190 Beachmaster. There's an article about these in the current issue of "Antique Power" magazine.

 

[oliver2255]

the one was a oliver 88 or 77 and the other was a cockshutt probibly 40

 

[Mark Page]

I can almost hear the rust forming under those vehicles.
In Ocean City, MD they have problems with beach erosion. In the winter they go out into the surf with some huge dozers and push the sand back up. I've seen them with their undercarriages under water. They also always work in pairs. Being that sand is so soft I always figured they had to get one stuck eventually.

 

[oliver2255]

I can almost hear the rust forming under those vehicles.
In Ocean City, MD they have problems with beach erosion. In the winter they go out into the surf with some huge dozers and push the sand back up. I've seen them with their undercarriages under water. They also always work in pairs. Being that sand is so soft I always figured they had to get one stuck eventually.

that would be a sight i would love to see that

 

[Dr_Zinj]

There's a reason why dune buggies have wide tires.

 

[Rustywreck]

I admit that something simillar happened to me at a boat launch. I backed the boat into the water, as usual. Put the truck in first and shut the engine off and got out, as usual. The truck chugged it's way backwards until it was mirror deep in water, not as usual.
I had someone help pull the truck out of the water, then went fishing anyway.
I've had more misadventures owning a boat than any combinations of other toys.
Heck, I once fell out of my boat on lake Superior while the boat was trolling along at 2.4 miles per hour toward Thunder Bay. I had to do some fast swimming to catch up to it.

 

[amigauser]

Tractors to the rescue!

Tractors win!

Bruce

:thumbsup:

 

[mjncad]

Heck, I once fell out of my boat on lake Superior while the boat was trolling along at 2.4 miles per hour toward Thunder Bay. I had to do some fast swimming to catch up to it.

I'll bet that was a dam cold swim!