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  1. 03-07-2014, 11:41 AM #151
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    Quote Originally Posted by GravelBen View Post
    Amateur - Hit wing mirrors up or down, they are designed to be hit back and forward!
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    Damn shame
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    haha what did he think was going to happen i wonder
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
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    @Ryan here you go
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    Here you go what?
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    He was searching for this thread but got the error,I think dundee tagged him here to save his search
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    you onto it Toby
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    @Ryan here you go
    Thanks!
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  13. 17-07-2014, 03:34 PM #162
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    Heavy oops.

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    Quote Originally Posted by "www.witness.co.za
    TO be promoted to captain in the army’s School of Armour, a lieutenant first has to drive a 28-wheel truck carrying an Olifant tank down Van Reenen’s pass.

    During such a test on Friday night, a female lieutenant reportedly missed a gear and the brakes overheated, sending the truck careening down the pass. The driver remained calm and steered her run-away rig into a sand trap. But the momentum of the 50 ton tank on the back simply sent the truck ploughing right through the sand trap and up an incline. That’s where the heavy tank then fell off the truck, landing upside down in the northbound lane.

    Spokesperson for the army, Colonel Sidney Zeeman, confirmed lieutenants of the School of Armour in Bloemfontein were busy with practical training for their driving and maintenance course. The female driver and an instructor were slightly injured during the crash. The army is now investigating the cause of the crash, Zeeman said. The army secured the scene and contractors lifted the tank on Saturday. The whole process took 10 minutes.

    The Armoured Corps has been using the pass for decades to train drivers.
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    That was worth the wait. Thanks Ryan
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    Did they test her to see if she was tanked?

    Great pics
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  16. 17-07-2014, 04:20 PM #165
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    Quote Originally Posted by sako75 View Post
    Did they test her to see if she was tanked?

    Great pics
    Tankfully nobody was hurt!

    Anyone who's driven that pass knows that it's a white knuckle ride, particularly in bad weather.
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