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soren
May 08, 2018Explorer
I watched a large class A unload in Skagway, about a decade ago. The tide was way down, and the rig had to transition from a floating platform attached to the hull, to a very steep ramp. He started forward and began dragging the lower lip of the front cap. He stopped, with a full load of trucks, RVs and cars behind him, and the dock hands told him that he had no choice but to gun the throttle and keep moving. I don't know how badly it cracked and mangled the front cap, but it was an ugly scene to witness.
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