Very Dangerous & Stupid

We lowered Juzteen into a deep mine shaft, although we do not know how deep it really is due to it being submerged underwater, it was at least 175ft til the surface of the water in the mine, the mine is vertical, and was closed in 1918,
we used a rope and pulley system using my truck as a hoist and counterweight, and my friends truck as a pulley and anchor,
backing my truck up and pulling forward adjusted Justin inside the mine shaft, all the equipment we used was well proof loaded to withstand his body weight, video comments and ratings are well appreciated


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[ozzirt]

Jee..zuz,.. if only you new how dangerous that was.

There's no discount for learners in a situation like this. The possibility of H2S is always there, (almost instant death) especially if there is water, not to mention the total lack of safety equipment and sensible behaviour at the top. A small stone (pigeon egg size) dislodged at the top could easily kill your mate below.

I like doing this type of thing also, but fer crisakes take a few basic precautions.

[slybutchers]

Please consult a spelling tutor.

[syberphish]

@keeshateachphet I've got video of it here, while working on recovering the VIN # for the local highway patrol. A very large Dodge Ram quad-cab diesel. I originally rappelled down the shaft cuz... that's just what I do.  Then found it down there. We do professional mineshaft exploration, so once I found it was there, I notified the authorities and recovered personal effects from the inside and handed them over for the case that got reopened.

[keeshateachphet]

@Sniff34 No... we weren't able to tell. He found a steal pole about 10ft long and probed the water with it and did not feel the bottom. I'm guessing the mine could possibly go another 100ft. I have thought about taking some cotton rope. or cord and tying a weight to it and dropping it down until it hits the bottom and measuring it that way.

[Sniff34]

@keeshateachphet How deep was the water,you know?

[keeshateachphet]

@syberphish wow!! that is ridiculous. What kind of vehicle was it? man that must have been exciting. this guy will prob go to jail for insurance fraud... how did you guys know the vehicle was down there? 200FT down is well hidden

[syberphish]

@keeshateachphet It was very exciting! turned out to be a very complex situation though, originally thought to be theft, then pieces of the puzzle started not fitting, and when we raised 2 bags of personal effects from inside the vehicle, law enforcement and the insurance company turned it into a fraud investigation. Which is funny because when I called the owner to inform him that his vehicle was 200ft down a mineshaft, he tried to enlist my help to remove it.

[miningx]

@elmoskater mine ventilation, it's taught in all mining engineering programs at the univ level.

[jam118252]

@keeshateachphet thats got to be fun... would suck if he broke his leg or something down there

[LoveMeSuper]

@goldieiscool Lol