Three questions
 

Found this on one of our internal work forums:

Question # 1:
How much does a house weigh?

Question # 2:
How much weight can a rural two-lane bridge Hold???

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And Question # 3:
WOULD THIS BE COVERED BY HOME INSURANCE, CAR INSURANCE,
OR DOES IT COME UNDER ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE ???


Vin

That looks expensive.

I wonder how they got the house out of there?

A new covered bridge?

I say leave it there! Looks good, except for the garage access.

That's the solution from most to the engineers here! A new bridge, covered in siding and with bay windows...

Actually, I had a similar issue in Romania. The units we were shiping weighed something like 65 tons. The bridges were good for 20 ton.

There are more than three questions involved here.

Water front property, Sweet!

Frank Lloyd Wright revisited.

Bridge of Death!

Stop. Who would cross the Bridge of Death must answer me these questions three, ere the other side he see.


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Chop both ends off and drive through it!

I'm guessing there's a job opening at a trucking company somewhere this morning... Somebody didn't check their bridge load capacities for a heavy/oversized load (most likely) - not good!

We see a lot of house moving around here because the land is so flat. I'm wondering if the wheels shown hanging under the house were the only set they had installed? If there had been wheels at both ends of the structure it doesn't seem likely this would have happened. Looks like it may have been DIY'ers trying to save money.

Having said that, it might be cheaper to build another bridge and use the house as a fishing pier/ bait shop.

I really feel for these guys...Men Who Stare at Accidents

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My thoughts exactly!

http://www.iasm.org/magazine/dec2007/10p.pdf

The scoop

Looking closer under the house and on the fallen bridge segments I see at least 2 other axle sets of wheels. Not sure where they had been placed of course.