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Posted by RayP(MI) on July 06, 2005 at 15:38:23 from (216.46.208.237):
In Reply to: Bridge Construction question posted by Ron (Tex) on July 06, 2005 at 11:37:59:
Used to work in a mobile home factory. Homes were constucted on an assembly line crossways of the conveyor. During lunch break, one of the guys liked to stretch out on the carpeted end of a trailer for a few zzzzzz's. Usually chose one with only frame and flooring applied. Had another wiseacre who loved to take a flying leap landing on the far end of the frame. Literally launched the sleeper! Those frames are so flimsy, I wouldn't consider using one for a bridge for a lawn tractor. Only because of the rest of the structure are those trailers even road worthy.
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