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Milton Fox
03-06-2014, 11:24pm
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From the NCM facebook page


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Aerovette
03-06-2014, 11:37pm
Seems they were trying to kill that one off. That was the least delicate of all of the saves so far.
Y2Kvert4me
03-06-2014, 11:45pm
I figured they set it back down to shorten the sling length and gain available lift height, but the sling arrangement in the second lift didn't appear to be much shorter? :dunno:
Ruffy
03-06-2014, 11:54pm
You get a really good view of the anti-wet noodle cross brace on the bottom.
LATB
03-07-2014, 12:12am
I figured they set it back down to shorten the sling length and gain available lift height, but the sling arrangement in the second lift didn't appear to be much shorter? :dunno:

Looks like they went from a one point loop over a wheel hookup to pick it from the deep...then a better 2 point loops through the wheels hookup and a guide line, after setting her down mid way.
Y2Kvert4me
03-07-2014, 12:21am
Looks like they went from a one point loop over a wheel hookup to pick it from the deep...then a better 2 point loops through the wheels hookup and a guide line, after setting her down mid way.Obviously, and you can overhear someone saying that was their plan (to rehook it)...But as they had it near floor level in the first pick, there wasn't much further to go at that point, unless of course height was the issue.
LATB
03-07-2014, 12:28am
Obviously, and you can overhear someone saying that was their plan (to rehook it)...But as they had it near floor level in the first pick, there wasn't much further to go at that point, unless of course height was the issue.

I didn't have audio on. I'm thinking maybe they wanted a better hookup once they could. And also maybe better to set her down w/ a two point hookup.

Speculation on my part. But fun to watch.
onedef92
03-07-2014, 9:08am
It's amazing how stout those bolts holding the wheels to their hubs and output half-shafts are.
jaxgator
03-07-2014, 9:17am
It's amazing how stout those bolts holding the wheels to their hubs and output half-shafts are.

I was thinking the same thing. I'm quite surprised that they decided to do it that way. I would have thought that they would hook up to the frame for these extractions. What they did worked though. This time. :D
DukeAllen
03-07-2014, 9:26am
I was thinking the same thing. I'm quite surprised that they decided to do it that way. I would have thought that they would hook up to the frame for these extractions. What they did worked though. This time. :D

And if it fails next time...:rofl:
onedef92
03-07-2014, 9:41am
And if it fails next time...:rofl:

Pray for the poor soul underneath the car! :sadangel:
Bill
03-07-2014, 9:42am
Damn, that's a lot of videos.
Cybercowboy
03-07-2014, 9:43am
It's a C4. Who cares? :leaving:
onedef92
03-07-2014, 9:50am
It's a C4. Who cares? :leaving:

If nothing else, it's significant because it's one of the last of the wild, free-range, running Delco-Bose Gold Series radios that still works according to its O.E.M. specs. :D
DukeAllen
03-07-2014, 9:57am
It's a C4. Who cares? :leaving:

You'll never guess how many fingers I'm holding up.:D
Black94lt1
03-07-2014, 7:07pm
My question is how deep are some of the remaining 3 cars? The way that one dropped definitely indicates it was not at the bottom of the hole where it was resting
NeedSpeed
03-07-2014, 7:23pm
My question is how deep are some of the remaining 3 cars? The way that one dropped definitely indicates it was not at the bottom of the hole where it was resting

Yeah, that part tripped me out.
Bill
03-07-2014, 7:40pm
My question is how deep are some of the remaining 3 cars? The way that one dropped definitely indicates it was not at the bottom of the hole where it was resting

Let's just say there are 3 very happy people in China right about now.

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