Pinning the Problem
There was concrete that had been poured over the hatch, which the team broke into with the backhoe, only to run into another significantly more daunting task. The hatch had a series of combination locks on it. Except, the locks didn’t have a tangible strategy for accessing the combinations. There was a weird series of pins and unfilled holes, which they assumed they would remove the pins from one hole to be placed into another, but the hatch was so old that the pins wouldn’t budge. The team hit a snag, but thanks to a supportive community, they were able to get the job done…
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