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Fastest way to lower the bridge?
Posted by Raul at 1/8/2001 8:16 AM EST
Engineer on team #111, Wildstang, from Rolling Meadows & Wheeling HS and Motorola. What does everyone think here. Just a couple of my thoughts: If you are on the side with the bridge up, just push down on it; this is obvious enough. If you just went over the bridge and want to reset it for others to come over - just drive next to the bridge and push on the pole holding the weights. Any other scheme of trying to grab it or scoop under it is likely to take longer. Raul |
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