NJ B.S. Thread

There’s one debate that I can add zero value to. But I know someone on here who can.......

 

I recently saw this and it’s part of what got me thinking about it. I know vid quality is low on that but I watched it multiple times and done see any real difference

 

- Ran a tow truck and a heavy wrecker for three years, hardly a lifetime of experience but I never broke or saw a cable break.

- Mythbusters busted this so end discussion .

- Stop mentioning Zyzzyva. .

 

THATs right!!! /thread

 

This is true...

 

Kari Byron will be the new topic of discussion

 

She’s a nerd.

 

Im in. SYNTHETIC LINE ON A WINCH DOES NOT STORE ENERGRY THERE IS MINIMAL ELASTICITY IN THAT LINE. I HAVE SEEN LINES PART. Never a cable. It is all dependant on the type of line used. A very elastic line will snap and snapback hard.

 

Yes, check out her calculator toe. I must face the peril.

FUCK!!! See, there he is ^. I warned you guys.

 

I’d bust her myth

 

Ok Skippy. Last Saturday @Redmann had his winch line snap while trying to recover @El Dahs. It was synthetic line under moderate load at the time of breaking.
According to your enlightenes statement, when the cable broke, it just fell to the ground immediately without moving? So the broken end was laying directly below the fairlead where it parted?

 

in for saturday?

 

:weakattheknees:

 

Oh my

 

I am confused by this statement. What are you trying to say? You said there's no energy stored in the line. Then you said it will snap and snapback hard. Seems like a contradiction to me. Please clarify.

Where was the one end? The end that was connected to @El Dahs truck... where did it land? Did it fly back towards his truck? If so, seems to me like there's a fair bit of potential energy stored in that line.

I was more upset that it snapped and wasn't looking for the broke piece.

 

Please stop quoting this drivel, and Iggy button him.