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damn fred we missed the barge

The bridge engineer who is standing along the side, "Well, at least my sinuses have cleared up."

I think that only having dolly's under the center of the load was a bad idea!!!
There are at least two more sets down on the fallen bridge. The bridge was likely strong enough if the load would have be correct wheel spacing.

mbutts wrote:
Why weren't they using a Tundra?

That's a light load, no need to bring the drafthorse out when a little pony will suffice...

You, too, can now have an installation by the Instant Covered Bridge Consortium.

It has something in common with Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water.

Dang Chinese tires!

Relax everyone! the Ram showed up to pull it free!

I'm in good hands with ALLSTATE!

or so I hope!

Along with the REAL wt police will be here in a bit, hope the insurance premium is paid up, as I WILL BE buying someone a new bridge.........Wonder if the RV.net wt police will back me up if I am under my manufacture ratings.........

Honestly, in most states, a special permit is required to move a house, and I'm sure they would have taken the weight rating of the bridge into account. If the bridge failed and the load did not exceed the rating on the bridge, the county/state bridge owners might be liable.