easy way to make pancakes

aspeck

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Re: easy way to make pancakes

Go to IHOP? :lol:

Man, that wasn't even a speed bump for that bad boy!
 

Limited-Time

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Re: easy way to make pancakes

Pretty cool. But something does not seem right. No fluids splashed, and doubt if that would crush the power train as completely as it appears.
 

avenger79

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Re: easy way to make pancakes

having been in a gravel pit, driving a large quad axle dump truck that was dwarfed by one of those I would say it could happen. This one looks slightly staged though. still fun to watch.

I have seen what a very large dozer will do to a good size forklift when the operator doesn't know it was parked behind him. there isn't much left to salvage.
 

southkogs

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Re: easy way to make pancakes

Aside from lookin' a little thin for the engine block to be there afterwards ... It woulda' been fun to be the driver of the CAT.
 

NewfieDan

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Re: easy way to make pancakes

I have worked around the 797 shown in the video. It does happen, that a light vehicle is that flat. This is staged because you can see that there is no driver in the Rover. Even the smaller 793's will flatten a full size pickup that much. When I worked out west I saw a left over truck after something similar. Looked like it had been through a crusher.

One thing I never got past was the size of the equipment. It is absolutely amazing to see a truck the size of a 4 storey apt building.

FYI The smaller 793 has a payload of 240t, and weighs about 175t unloaded. The 797 has a payload of 400t and weighs almost 295t unloaded
 
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