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<blockquote data-quote="DSG2003Mach1" data-source="post: 15667620" data-attributes="member: 16477"><p>I see it was already posted that the ride was inspected after this set up, apparently different states have different rules about inspections and how often they happen. Some states require an inspection every time the ride is set up, others only the first time they're set up within that state. </p><p></p><p>I asked my dad about this the other day (again, hes a certified level 3 ride inspector), he said at this point the cause of the failure is unknown so you can't place blame at this point. The company that manufactures the ride has ordered every one of them around the world out of service until they find out what went wrong. It could be a maintenance item that was ignored, it could be a failure point that was previously unknown. He told me how they had finished a big inspection on a ride at a theme park and just after a wheel assembly on a coaster basically exploded (nobody was hurt). It was determined the part failed from the inside out with no exterior signs</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSG2003Mach1, post: 15667620, member: 16477"] I see it was already posted that the ride was inspected after this set up, apparently different states have different rules about inspections and how often they happen. Some states require an inspection every time the ride is set up, others only the first time they're set up within that state. I asked my dad about this the other day (again, hes a certified level 3 ride inspector), he said at this point the cause of the failure is unknown so you can't place blame at this point. The company that manufactures the ride has ordered every one of them around the world out of service until they find out what went wrong. It could be a maintenance item that was ignored, it could be a failure point that was previously unknown. He told me how they had finished a big inspection on a ride at a theme park and just after a wheel assembly on a coaster basically exploded (nobody was hurt). It was determined the part failed from the inside out with no exterior signs [/QUOTE]
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