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The Worlds Toughest Bridge

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  • 19-11-2012 8:54pm
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    niloc1951
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    :eek:

    OUCH


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    [Deleted User]
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    :eek:


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    TOOYOUNGTODIE
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    I'm paranoid enough about my tail swing, now i'm worried about the height.

    I had less than an inch of space moving the camper into its shed for the winter. Scary. I thought the sat dish was gone.


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    [Deleted User]
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    TOOYOUNGTODIE wrote: »
    I'm paranoid enough about my tail swing, now i'm worried about the height.

    I had less than an inch of space moving the camper into its shed for the winter. Scary. I thought the sat dish was gone.

    If in doubt get up on the roof and measure the highest point. Still have to watch for low branches though.
    Also I'd advise writing the height in the cab. if you intend to let others drive.


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    Irishgoatman
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    Love the video, nice one niloc.

    Even though my camper is small I've got the height written inside the cab for my own benefit.
    I've found the odd car park barrier that I can get under through having a note in front of me.:D


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    spaceHopper
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    TOOYOUNGTODIE wrote: »
    I'm paranoid enough about my tail swing, now i'm worried about the height.

    I had less than an inch of space moving the camper into its shed for the winter. Scary. I thought the sat dish was gone.

    Let the air out of the tyres then pump up after. Don't forget in the spring!


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    mickdw
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    spaceHopper wrote: »
    Let the air out of the tyres then pump up after. Don't forget in the spring!

    They appear to have a steel member placed just before the bridge at a slightly lower level in order to protect the actual bridge which is rather wise as no doubt, if the bridge itself was being hit, the rail line would have to be closed for a full inspection etc each time there was an accident.


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