Cool way to move a boat!

[CruxGNZ]

Pretty amazing! Click here (http://ueba.net/hosted_pages/Moving-a-Boat-20060813)

[Yooformula]

holy crap! How in the hell does that bridge not crumble under the weight of all of that!?!?!?!?!

[juicedimpss]

holy crap,thats crazy

[68RR440]

I'll say it too, holy crap! :goof

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b16/parts53186/58b99370.jpg

[twirkin50]

That is insane!! Talk about a ton of weight over that bridge.

[Brian98GTP]

WeRd!!!!!!!

[USMARINE1108]

That is insane!! Talk about a ton of weight over that bridge.

That's what I was thinking. :stare

[carkid0101]

That is fu<king nutz

[sloLs1]

how have never heard or have saw this before??? didnt you guys learn about this sometime during school.... those are called locks. they move boats across land usually like pictured in the link.

[USMARINE1108]

how have never heard or have saw this before??? didnt you guys learn about this sometime during school.... those are called locks. they move boats across land usually like pictured in the link.

I don't know if that is technicaly a lock. At least I usually think of a lock as a pool that raises and lowers the water in order to meet the level of water in the next strech of waterway, like in the Panama Canal. I've never seen one that goes over land before. Not one that elaborate before, either. But I'm no expert by any means.

http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/6741/canalcutoutse6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lock_%28water_transport%29

[theavenger333]

correct, that is not a lock. they used to do this with train tracks, this is more efficient. as for it not crumbling? forged steel, lots of it. the overall stress isn't REALLY that more than most, this of like the Golden Gate bridge and how many cars are on it at one time....

[y2kws6]

That was pretty cool

[0TransAm0]

i wonder how long it takes it to go from one side to the other..

[Holeshot]

Thats way cool !!