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baked 24M anyone

hoeman600

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found this on dhs pict is not mine just thought id shere:eek:
 

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hoeman600

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the story is on dhs diecast . I will ask the the person to come over here and explain . I THINK HE SAID ITS UNDER INVESTIGATION. sorry not yelling hit caps lock:D:D
 

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I was going to say what it was that caused this, but edited it after some consideration over ethics.

Brian
 
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CAT D9H

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man thats a bad deal , I hope they had insurance , and that the operator is ok , I have seen equipment burn once and it can go up pretty fast
 
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ouch!! I was hanging with a corporate CAT demonstrator the other day and he said he just got back from china wer he delivered 5 24M blades at one time.
 

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Yeah shes Baked good and proper.

Gonna be a pricey re-build.

was going to say what it was that caused this, but edited it after some consideration over ethics.

A chain of un-fortunate events caused the complete wipe-out.

Ross
 

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alco

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A chain of un-fortunate events caused the complete wipe-out.Ross

Don't forget to add the incompetence on the part of those who preformed the repairs to the fittings.

Brian
 

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Don't forget to add the incompetence on the part of those who preformed the repairs to the fittings.

Brian

Ha Ha Ha News Travels fast around here.

That was number 3 in the line of disasters.

I think the powers to be must be blamed as they gave the go ahead and over looked other things before the fire happened.

see they might have a few bugs after all...

Yup the M has a few teething problems like all machine's.

Ross
 

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Look on the bright side, 6 very good tyres looking for a new home :D bet the cutting edge is worth saving also.
Roast cat dont sound as appealing as roast duck! which is what got written on a wheelie over here a few years back :rolleyes:

I assume ( never assume :Banghead ) it was not deliberate sabotage, but neither was it completely down to a manufacturing fault :beatsme
 

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Look on the bright side, 6 very good tyres looking for a new home bet the cutting edge is worth saving also.
Roast cat dont sound as appealing as roast duck! which is what got written on a wheelie over here a few years back

I assume ( never assume ) it was not deliberate sabotage, but neither was it completely down to a manufacturing fault

MMM Tandem Tires are shot. On a lighter note the front end is worth 400k as it is. Also, The ripper looks pretty clean!

The machine didnt burn up random. Chain of events caused this.

Its sitting in the yard now, Sight for sore eye's.

Ross
 
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I wouldn't go anywhere near those tires with air in them. Those things would be like bombs with a lit fuse that you would have no idea when they were gonna go off. I've seen burnt tires blow three days after the fire when they looked pretty much fine.

Brian
 

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Guess that fire suppression system isn't much good or the operator didn't stick around to hit it.
 

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was just a joke gavin...
seems wierd blades up n rippers are down might of been ripping that always knocks em about if ya having a bit of a go!!!
 

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mmm would sure be good to hear about the events that led up to the heated moment in its life, I wander if the ripper's hydraulic line was burnt releasing the oil and allowing them to drop where'as the blade was far enouf forward that the hoses were spared hence the blade still being up
 
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