TORNADO DAMAGED MAHINDRA
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jonyyuma
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- 35 miles North of Memphis,TN
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- kubota L3000dt, ford 8n1952
Tornados can pick up semis at over 80,000 lbs. A tractor would be like a toy.It is awaking to see it broken into and the tires or rims are undamaged?
I actually help people clen up what was left of their property in Piedmont/Cashion Oklahoma. This guy had just a regular garden tractor and it was all twised alot like this Mahindra is. It was almost a full 180* twist. It leveled these people's house. Just pieces of things all over the place and to see what was destroyed and the magnitude of how badly it was destroyed was amazing and then compared to some things that looked like it was never touched.
They had a glass coffee table not all that think 1/4" maybe sitting on top of a metal frame. The frame was twisted up and not even a scratch on the glass top. Crazy If you ever want to see real power and destruction go help out people with tornado damage.
They had a glass coffee table not all that think 1/4" maybe sitting on top of a metal frame. The frame was twisted up and not even a scratch on the glass top. Crazy If you ever want to see real power and destruction go help out people with tornado damage.
Ford tractor
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That tractor is trashed.
What's scary is how there seems to be ZERO support for the loader frame going back to the rear axle. All the loader stress looks to be absorbed by the transmission housing.
Is that the way they designed it or have those parts been blown to OZ?
What's scary is how there seems to be ZERO support for the loader frame going back to the rear axle. All the loader stress looks to be absorbed by the transmission housing.
Is that the way they designed it or have those parts been blown to OZ?