3 Questions for a Redneck Engineer

[Little6pack]

Question # 1: How much does a house weigh?

Question # 2: How much weight can a rural two-lane bridge Hold???

and

Question # 3

WOULD THIS BE COVERED BY

HOME INSURANCE, CAR INSURANCE,FLOOD INSURANCE
OR, DOES IT COME UNDER ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE ???

 

[JOHNDEEREGN]

hahhahaha brings a new meaning there

 

[troGNman]

Open up both ends.................new covered bridge!!!!

Problem solved!

 

[charlief1]

Question #4: How many fish were killed in this pic??? LOL

 

[By-Tor]

Build a deck around the house and now you got yourself a neat new scenic location.

 

[Pronto]

At the time it must have looked like a good idea...

 

[JoeNational]

See...what had happened was...

Gives new meaning to lake front house...

 

[dragonational]

I say leave it there..build a deck and have a beer. Then grab a pole and do some trout fishing.

 

[Turbo Indian]

hauling oversize loads myself. to answer your question it depends on the state laws. when you order a oversize permit they map your route & tell you the way to go for your weight. if there are bridges in question they do a bridge survey. I have had this done in the mtns of NC. the state approved me to go across a 9 ton bridge @ a gross weight of 118,600 (59+ ton). the restrictions were I was to be the only one on the bridge @ that time & no more than 5mph. after receiving the permit I asked, if I was to fall through who is responsible. they said the state is responsible for the bridge & I am responsible for removal & damage to my truck.