Now this is what I call "getting a cob on"
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I think he may have had some anger management issues...
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gassafeman
After reading a threat about some ex-member called softus and looking up his posts, maybe.... just maybe?
Paul
Paul
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This is the guy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Heemeyer
concrete plant, DIY store, bank, mayors house.. my guess they made him tear down an extension that he didn't have planning permission for..
Mamma Mia?Guess what he had playing in his mobile tomb
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gassafeman
He probably had had enough of Joe90 and didnt realise he had an ignore button.
Paul
Paul
He should have got himself hold of the Komatsu D575A-2 SD.
The largest bulldozer in the world.
Here's the beast in action..........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzhmQS8Dako&feature=related
Its a pity though only 200 were ever built.
With an operating weight of 158 tons in comparison to the lightweight 54 tons of the D355A-3 it would have stopped at nothing.
And remote controlled it from miles away from a PC.
Now that would be cool.
Better still a CAT 797 hauler fitted with a dozer blade and armour plated tyres.
Grossing 610 tons and 3400 hp V24 diesel engine.
Unstoppable.
The largest bulldozer in the world.
Here's the beast in action..........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzhmQS8Dako&feature=related
Its a pity though only 200 were ever built.
With an operating weight of 158 tons in comparison to the lightweight 54 tons of the D355A-3 it would have stopped at nothing.
And remote controlled it from miles away from a PC.
Now that would be cool.
Better still a CAT 797 hauler fitted with a dozer blade and armour plated tyres.
Grossing 610 tons and 3400 hp V24 diesel engine.
Unstoppable.
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It's not doing anything Norcon. It's just moving back and forth. Not as impressive as the bloke in the OP in his 'pimped ride'!
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