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Cat unloading pictures
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I_boondock
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nzpatch
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Very cool ! wish u had sum rippers to ease it down i bet , but you do what you can with what you have . were there slips on the line or snow dritfs to push?
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i wonder how do you get back on?
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nice lookin 6N, had any trouble with the tranny yet??
bundysgn
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That how they load and unload pipeline equipment all the time.
I_boondock
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It was a rental. Didn't have it long enough to have any trouble.
Push up a snow pile and climb back on.
Couple small slides and a train stuck in a big avalanche.
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King of Obsolete
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excellent pictures, keep them coming. you didn't get hung up on the rail car and deep snow???
also the rotten deck of the car is the same as we used to get up here.
thansk
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also the rotten deck of the car is the same as we used to get up here.
thansk
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Dig-UP
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Wow! Great pics!!:drinkup
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How long does it take to get a train moving again after something like that? Do you stay overnight on the other train? Pretty country bet it was cold too. Very windy on the side of that mountain?
rpm
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Great pics, thanks for sharing!
King of Obsolete
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now that is a lot of snow pushing. did the railcars stay on the track or get pushed off???
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Partsdude
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Great pictures!
I still hate snow. :Banghead
I still hate snow. :Banghead
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Nice pics! How did you become involved in that type of work?
spitzair
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Those are some great photos! Did they bomb the heck out of the snow above before you went in there?