D6M dozer at work

Geo-TH,In · May 17, 2016

Never seen anything like this before have you?

markct · May 17, 2016

Nope still don't see it....assuming that there was supposed to be a link or picture?

Dr. Walt · May 17, 2016

Must be an invisible dozer 'cause I don't see it either.

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Geo-TH,In · May 18, 2016

I'm bad, here is the link. Or was ot YT? When I went to title the link, my computer already stored D6M . Hope it works
D6M

Hobo,NC · May 18, 2016

If a private individual would have done that in there back yard the EPA would have parachuted in to nail your arse..

I wounder what it would have cost to claim one if they found your stolen bike... I bet it would be more than the bike was worth.

I once brought a 1974 hd electra glide from a local that brought it off a guy in the service. A year later something did not look right with the serial number so I called the local DMV they came out and checked it and found it was hotter than a 2 dollar pistol. The history traced it back to Cincinnati Ohio were it was stolen The PD found it and sold it a auction. In the end NC gave me a custom serial number to sweep it under a rug because NC had also fudged up by letting the title go thru there system that did not have a valid serial number.

I got calls from the insurance co and the Ohio DMV wanting to know were they could pick it up... I told them to call the Cincinnati Ohio PD... :lol:

jm. · May 18, 2016

Assuming the fuel and oil was drained what would be the problem with doing it this way? They had them on hard surface , should have been easy to clean up.

1948CaseVAI · May 18, 2016

We auction them here. It takes a few months to get enough vehicles to hold an auction, but dirt bikes and scooters go right along with the cars and trucks. That is just stupid to destroy them.

RodinNS · May 18, 2016

Well.... there was certainly some nitwits involved.... although I'm not sure they are one and the same as implied by the article.

Rod

Anonymous-0 · May 18, 2016

Yep, just a publicity stunt!

NCWayne · May 18, 2016

The destruction of any kind of property like this is just plain STUPID and WASTEFUL....but it's a government agency so it doesn't surprise me .

Seriously, they probably had to spend money to rent the two machines, or at least pay to get them on site. Then they had to pay money to get the machines on site, and prepped to destroy. In other words, it probably cost the snot out of them to destroy them instead of using them to make money.

There's no reason they couldn't have put them on a site like Govdeals and sold them at auction, AND MADE MONEY to put into the coffers, instead of wasting what was there like most governmental agencies tend to do.....

JMOR · May 18, 2016

Yes, not their money........just us working taxpayers money!

Mark - IN. · May 18, 2016

Good job for a D6. They aren't very big. I hope that NYPD got a deal on it since they used taxpayer money to purchase it. Then again, NY streets and allies are kind of narrow, so I guess that it'd fit in ok with whatever the NYPD would typically need a dozer for.

Mark

Spook · May 18, 2016

A lot of these things aren't street legal, and some are homemade. I think most of this is a public relations stunt, that's why it's published.

RodinNS · May 18, 2016

Would have been funny if the 6 had thrown a track or got a bike wound into the carriage as a nice reward for that stupid stunt...

Rod

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