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Twin engine boat, note the rock wheel chocks.

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Date Registered: 02-2012
Location: St Peters, South Australia
TOTAL POSTS: 91

Twin engine boat, note the rock wheel chocks.

I don't know where this is taken, to me it looks like it could be South America. The guy in the foreground also has "high visibility vest"
I know they are not X-Trails, but what a shot. I don't know I would trust my X-trail AUD$40,000 plus to these guys.
The vehicle in the background is a troop carrier I'm told.
I would love to know how many of you guys would do this crossing with the missus.
The boat engines look a bit like my whipper snipper (just replace the cord with a propellor)

2/May/2013, 10:05 pm

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Date Registered: 06-2008
Location: Blue Mountains, NSW
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Looks like Thailand.
Notice how low the boat with the Cruiser is sitting in the water compared to the Cherry.

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3/May/2013, 6:15 am

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Date Registered: 05-2012
Location: Sunshine Coast
TOTAL POSTS: 481

Re: Twin engine boat, note the rock wheel chocks.

I zoomed in to the photo looking for photoshop.

I guess it's whatever floats your boat.

Last edited by DogTrail, 3/May/2013, 11:32 pm

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3/May/2013, 11:02 pm

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Date Registered: 02-2008
Location: North Maclean Qld
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They also do this over at Norfolk Island to get vehicles of all shapes and sizes from ship to shore.

They cannot get the ships close to shore so they have to use what they call Lifers(I hope I spelt that right) to get all cargo to shore.

Do a google search for picks and you will find plenty including unloading of trucks see pic.

http://static.commercialmotor.com/big-lorry-blog/assets_c/2011/01/Unloading%20sea%20freight%20-%20Norfolk%20Is%20style-thumb-448x299-110658.jpg

Regards Scot.

Last edited by freewill11, 4/May/2013, 2:48 pm

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