Now to break up concrete?

[Amun]

Depending on how long you go at it, there may be nothing but beach sand left.

AMUN

[Sherman]

Actually the sledge hammer DID make a dent.

The only problem is that you stopped before you finished the job.

[Goedjn]

Actually, maybe. Depending on where and how the tow-chain was hooked up, and what kind of prop you've got. And what the bottom is.>

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[rider89]

if I caught you doing that on my property, you would never be able to use that vehicle again. no offense :)

bill

[TURTLE]

This is Turtle.

sand bottom , 20 feet of water, extra long motor shaft to draw motor water for power, 225 H.P. Evinruide / Johnson with 4 blade power propt. and not speed propt.. then hook up to front axle and drag forward. You can make it Ski behind this boat.

I had a friend that bought 3 flate bed ford 350 trucks old and eat up with rust and he drug them out in Toledo Bend Lake in Louisiana / Texas and he drug them around like nothing with his 200 H.P. bass boat. He put them all in one place to make a White Perch Hole. that 200 H.P. motor will pull more that anyone would think and he never open the motor up to pull the load for about 1/2 throttle was all he used. If I would not have seen it myself i would not have believed it myself.

TURTLE

TURTLE

[keith]

It thought 3 tons should make a damned nice anchor for a bass boat. I expect there's gonna be a lot of froth in the water.

[Ranieri]

Here's your problem, TURTLE... an old Ford truck or a new caddy is going to displace a lot more water than a slab of concrete. And the vehicle will be buoyed by the equilvalent weight of displaced water...Archimedes, I think...sooo,,,,I reckon you should justy cut your losses here and figure a bass boat ain't gonna pull a 3 ton slab of rock around a lake bed.

Nuff said on that one.