busy at work!! (pics)

[383duster]

No time to complete the engine for Mopey, only cleaned the block and installed the crank [smilie=s:

here some pics where i'm working on, a piece of gastube that will end up at the seabottom under a drillingstation.

And a protectionframe that comes over it to protect it for the nets that the fisherman are using, it just weights 170,000 lbs [smilie=e:

[img]http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/mb.boersen/omf02.jpg[/img]

 

[XLR8R]

WOW1 That is a ton of metal....

 

[viking]

looks massive!

 

[69.5CUDA]

must be fun working on stuff that huge..bet it pays well too

 

[greg73cuda]

i love working on chit like that. hope your having fun at work

greg73cuda

 

[beeper*71]

Impressive! [smilie=e:

 

[dodgedifferent2]

i love working on chit like that. hope your having fun at work

greg73cuda

better then a cuda?

 

[RUSTY Cuda]

Pays a lot more! [smilie=e:

 

[b-body-bob]

WOW1 That is a ton of metal....

85 tons actually ... he said 170,000 lbs.

 

[XRuland]

you ever do deep sea welding? If what your working on would need some on the spot welding under the sea are you able to fix it? That would be cool, alot of people said I should try that [smilie=e: . But some one has to grow the flowers for spring lol.

 

[383duster]

you ever do deep sea welding? If what your working on would need some on the spot welding under the sea are you able to fix it? That would be cool, alot of people said I should try that [smilie=e: . But some one has to grow the flowers for spring lol.[/quote]

Nope no under sea welding for me, i like too keep it dry [smilie=a:

 

[wingnit]

But some one has to grow the flowers for spring lol.

I agree! There's nothing like having tulips on your organ in the spring.

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[mr340]

Once it's done, how will it be transported?? Looks kinda wide for a flatbed truck...