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Originally posted by ejsulli2000Recalculating!
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āIām not a hundred percent in love with your tone right nowā¦ā
This from Is Packet: A piece of construction equipment sinking into the marsh on Capers Island in Beaufort County doesnāt pose an immediate environmental risk, an S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control spokeswoman said Friday.
DHEC public information specialist Lindsey Evans said a track hoe ā a heavy-construction vehicle on metal tracks used to dig and transport material ā became stuck in a soft spot of marsh along an eroding beach on the island in April.
Evans said the owner quickly removed the fuel and hydraulic fluids from the track hoe to prevent them from leaking into the water. The owner also took measures to prevent any loose parts from breaking off of the track hoe in the surf and washing out to sea, Evans said.
āThe owner has done everything he can to prevent an environmental hazard,ā Evans said.
Evans said DHEC was notified of the sinking track hoe April 22. Since then, the department has waited for the homeowner to submit a removal plan for DHEC to approve, she said.
Bob Sanders
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I say mark it and leave it. Itās good structure to fish around.
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115 Yamaha
Big Ugly Homemade Blue Push Pole
āthe department has waited for the homeowner to submit a removal plan for DHEC to approve,ā
This is whatās wrong with the picture. What the heck is the owner of the machine waiting on and why should a homeowner have to submit something to dhec for someone to drag it out of the water? Get 2 big dozers and some chain and drag it out.
'06 Mckee Craft
184 Marathon
DF140 Suzuki
Ok Iāve got to go back and find some of my local screw up pictures over the last few years. Iāll guarantee the owner did not drain the hyd system. Thatās the one thing on submerged equipment that mostly doesnāt take a lot of damage usually a pretty well sealed system. Engine and Electricalā¦ thatās another issue. Figure around here he is working low tide, hits a soft spot and sticks already a couple of feet below the surface. Tide comes in that could be 8ā of water.
Canāt find my hall of shameā¦ just these few stuck ones.
Wow! That is a lot of money gone.
OMG, thatās the best one yet!!!
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Originally posted by ShenanigansGonna be a good day when the first two topics are āpoonā and trac Hoes
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it is easier to beg forgiveness than ask permission
14āā McKee/30 'rude
āShenanigansā
that fell of a barge that was going to work on one of the camps. I am friends with the company owners son, somebody lost their job for sure
16ft dixie
2006 25hp honda 4 stroke
You know what, whomever is responsible should have a lien on all of their assets until that POS is removed. Abandoned boats are everywhere, abandoned crap is everywhere. A whole barge/fuel depot sits in Beresford. The Cooper below 526 looks like Armageddon.
Structure my azz. Obstructure. Lock 'em up if they canāt get their hoe out of the water. Thatās why God made insurance.
Vinman
āEvery saint has a past, every sinner a futureā
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2011 Carolina Skiff 178DLV
90 HP Honda
Thank you, Vinman. Thatās what my friends and I were lookng forā¦outrage. I hear he has no insurance. Bob
Bob Sanders
www.trouttrick.com
www.fishingwithbob.com
www.southcarolinalandonline.com
bob@fishingwithbob.com
803-300-2780
Thought of you today, Bob. Any change in this or is it still sitting?
We did our annual oyster planting for the club today so we were on the Ashley. The dead and dying sail boats below Hwy 17 make me want to puke.
When 12" of algae is growing off of your anchor line, you are no longer a sailor. You are a hazard.
And you need to pull your chit out my waters.
Iām just shocked that this stuff can be allowed to happen.
Vinman
āEvery saint has a past, every sinner a futureā
www.summervillesaltwateranglers.com
2011 Carolina Skiff 178DLV
90 HP Honda