What if it Snows?

Why wait?



Sirscrapntruckalot - This was how I felt earlier dealing with people...

 

Casing the first 80’ and slurry the rest and it might work— had 3500+ 72” 160’ deep down in Houston we did that way and got away with it— for the most part— had a batch plant onsite so quantity wasn’t an issue

 

Anyone know how this crossing is managed now. I was back next in line with my Ford Falcon Station Wagon and Nimrod fold out tent camper, accompanied by wife and 3 daughters,1970. I was mulling how he leveled the barge to the dock and they brought up: "How deep is the water there, Daddy."
US62 crossing the North Fork River in Arkansas, headed for Branson before it became a "destination". I think their mother must have piqued that curiosity...
Have a pic detailing the query, but is is too big to post. Will try my hand at cropping i and add.

 

Did the dad respond with "3 feet high and rising.."


I'm on a roll with the music why stop now..

Sirscrapntruckalot -

 

Nope, replied with smooth sound logic... "What difference does it make, it is deep enough to float the ferry we are going to cross on."

 

I'm out.

 

When did you show up in the Ho?? And you didn’t call or write??

 

No snow. Just tain. Kind of cold. Kind of not.


Sirscrapntruckalot -

 

That's a 1000 regular trucks. Depending on how it's done, they could set up a batch plant near the pour and just use haul trucks.