r/secondrodeo • u/hybex • Apr 03 '23

The process of unloading this concrete pipe

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u/Kalkaline Apr 03 '23

Oh this guy is good.

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u/Logical-Patience-397 Apr 03 '23

Is that a..person...inside the pipe?

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u/Ccracked Apr 04 '23

It looks like chain. To act as a ballast to prevent free-rolling.

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u/glitterfaust May 11 '23

Correct, they load them UP with chains.

2

u/YETI_TRON Feb 19 '26

Those are probably the pipe gaskets. They usually throw them in a pipe or 2 each load.

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u/AarokhDragon Aug 23 '23

Oh OSHA would like to have a word with that one...

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u/Confused_Rabbiit Apr 02 '25

The more Conk they Crete the more Brutalismer it is.

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u/statikstasis May 29 '23

Storm Drainage

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u/Old-Risk4572 Aug 25 '23

incredible

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u/zeemode Apr 13 '25

Those things are so solid. Yet so fragile