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One bucket method
by colb666 on 08 Dec 2009 06:36
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Re: One bucket method
by Rico on 08 Dec 2009 10:26
You wouldn't think water could do that much damage from that height. 
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Re: One bucket method
by colb666 on 08 Dec 2009 15:35
Well think about it this way Stallion,roughly somewhere between 10 & 15 tonnes of water being dropped in one lot from more than 20ft landing on that Mk3 wagons roof which we all know you can dent with a fist.
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Re: One bucket method
by Beef Dogg on 08 Dec 2009 17:00
Hahahaha, thats mental
seventynine wrote:how'd you get that low at the back without a boot full of bricks?
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Re: One bucket method
by Rico on 08 Dec 2009 20:43
colb666 wrote:Well think about it this way Stallion,roughly somewhere between 10 & 15 tonnes of water being dropped in one lot from more than 20ft landing on that Mk3 wagons roof which we all know you can dent with a fist.
When you put it like that old yin.
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