katdrvr-No, never tried that one!

Got my new props last week. Ready for March 1!!

How are the new engines?:D

See what happens when your props are spinning IN.

:eek: :eek: :eek: Holy cow!:eek:

WOW , what a save....that thing must have one killer bilge pump or pumps in it!!....very impressive.....Fred

:o :o :o :o

Not alot of control coming down river with a 5 knot current and a tug that can push 6 knots.A very lucky master.was that a heavy rain flow or just the area? i dont think I would have wanted to be in his shoes that day! Great pics, Mark B.:confused:

I've always been impressed at how heavy-duty those river barges were built, but never guessed it would take that. Glad someone got some shot. It would be difficult to back that story up without them.

If i was the captain i would have played it cool like i planed it. Yelling at everyone to get the bardge hooked back up.:D then when back under way ask casually (are there any other bridges ahead?):cool:

Pretty F'ing AMAZING!!!!!

And who was taking those pictures, the bridge tender while taking a dump in the woods!!:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: