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Rockfall closes White Rim Road near MOAB.
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oneleglance
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Well that looks like more than a couple of winch lines can handle.
With our underfunded agencies I hope this gets fixed before too long, but I figure about a year would be lucky.
With our underfunded agencies I hope this gets fixed before too long, but I figure about a year would be lucky.
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It’s open. That was rather quick. Dynamite? Heavy bulldozers and cranes? I can’t find any info on the mechanics of that clearing.
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A lot depends on where they put them. They don't look too big a good sized front end loader should be able to move them. If it is just a matter of throwing them over the side even easier, push em over with a D9. Couple of hours then dump in some fill and compact and grade.
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So, you know that’s how they did it? That would be my assumption as well, but everyone knows where assumptions lead us.
Advocate I
No I don't know, Even if they picked them up and put them in trucks and hauled them away it's not a big job. Like I said it depends on what they do with them and the size of their equipment. They probably have at least a 20T truck and a medium front end loader available, if not they can contract it out. My point being that it can be done rather quickly with the right stuff.
