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  1. swbradley1

    Offloading Tracked Vehicles

    Avoidable yes, and you would not have lost anything if they had been anchored properly or used the proper sized equipment for recovery. They probably didn't want to take the time or money to recover it correctly.
  2. swbradley1

    Offloading Tracked Vehicles

    My guess is he was dead the first time the dozer snapped one way or the other.
  3. swbradley1

    Offloading Tracked Vehicles

    1. Always load/unload on level ground. I would have called for something big enough to anchor the dozer to with cables. Without doing that I doubt this could have ended any other way. Spinning it left or right (going forward or backwards) to get it off the trailer the chances were good it...
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