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    ...."I can drive any forkin' thing..."



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    • #3
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      Nice shelving. Just tap it and it comes down like a house of cards.
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      • #4
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        I think they may have exceeded the weight limit of the shelving. :

        I think he may have exceeded the poop capacity of his shorts. :o

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        • #5
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          Did you see him running? He sure was shufflin'...
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          • #6
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            Man, he buckled one of the support columns with that big skid.

            I've got three buildings full of fertilizer and seed with that racking. It's very dangerous in the sense that when any one part fails the whole deal is coming down. He's lucky that he's not dead.

            Imagine the sound that made....wow.

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            • #7
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              Reminds me about a machine tool chuck company, I forget if it was Bison, LMT-Fette or who it was, but they had all the lathe and milling chucks, talking some big suckers weighing in some at hundreds of pounds...shelving in their main facility collapsed.
              Picture shelving at least 30 feet high, with alot of hundred to thousand pound chunks of steel flying down and crashing through stuff, walls, and all hell breaking loose.

              Shelving just collapsed on it's own, without warning around mid day.
              Andrew
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              • #8
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                My Man was hauling ass outta there ;D :o ;D! And NOW we know where we get 'scratch-n-dent' sales from ;D!! ~OO6.

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                • #9
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                  Wow I would have ran like crap too! Not too intelligent of a driver.....should've gone up and over those barrells.

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                  • #10
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                    My God.

                    Our shop is full of that pallet racking as well. One section depends on the next for stability.

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                    • #11
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                      Prior to just now, I'd always figured that if I was in a room full of that-type shelving (Home Depot included) and there was an earthquake I'd dive under the lowest shelf to avoid being hit on the head with things falling from the high shelves. Growing up in So. Cal. you think of that kind-of stuff. But Jeez, the whole thing came down...
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                      • #12
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                        Here I was just yesterday climbing up that shelving to get what I needed. The kind of after thought that sprouts gray hair.
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                        • #13
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                          Originally posted by kso4
                          Prior to just now, I'd always figured that if I was in a room full of that-type shelving (Home Depot included) and there was an earthquake I'd dive under the lowest shelf to avoid being hit on the head with things falling from the high shelves. Growing up in So. Cal. you think of that kind-of stuff. But Jeez, the whole thing came down...
                          You want to get the F away from that stuff toute suite. The only thing mounting those shelves are 4 anchor bolts in a flimsy steel base to the floor. There's nothing to keep them from going over, especially when someone wipes out one of the supports. They are designed like that bridge that collapsed in Minn. a couple years back. One piece goes and it's all done.

                          Brian
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                          • #14
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                            Uggh. Not many options in a narrow aisle. I guess, "run for it..."

                            Some earthquakes make a wavy side-to-side motion which would surely collapse such a structure, others just make stuff rattle across the floor and if it's not anchored down you're safe. Think I'll be looking a little closer at those things next time I'm around some.
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                            • #15
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                              One little mistake, and everyone panics!-MIKE ;D

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