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the_anna
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1h ago
A 20 ton load finally came down level after I started checking the boom angle before every pick
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brian_jackson
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6h ago
Just realized I hit 1,000 picks last month and felt nothing, is that a bad sign
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harper_gibson2
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2d ago
Why does nobody talk about a $12 load chart card holder until it saves your butt
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daniel511
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2d ago
Wrote off load charts on the tablet for 2 years until my chart book got soaked in Portland
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the_cora
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5d ago
Blew a hydraulic hose on my 60 ton at the Fort Wayne job, and the backup plan was a mess
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angela_dixon
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5d ago
Rigger on my Spokane job called my swing 'lazy', then showed me why he was half right
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nora_baker
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5d ago
I quit trusting the load chart on the wall and started measuring the radius myself
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the_sean
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6d ago
Unpopular opinion: the guy who trained me told me to always boom down before swinging, and I think it saved me from a tip last week in Denver
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noah917
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9d ago
Thought those little wind speed apps were junk until a gust hit 31 on the load chart
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jessicaw11
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11d ago
Bumping a basement panel with a 3 ton chainfall at a hospital in Spokane took 5 hours because of one stuck bolt, so what do you do: keep trying or cut it?
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xenar14
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14d ago
Lunchroom guy in Dallas said he only picks loads he can set up from the same spot
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robin_foster1
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14d ago
Rant: A safety guy in Houston told me one lift stat that's stuck in my head for weeks
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tylerr29
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16d ago
Chose to leave the outrigger mats in the truck instead of setting them last Friday, and I paid for it
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the_piper
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20d ago
Dropped $210 on a load moment indicator for my old Grove and it paid for itself in one shift
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paul_taylor61
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21d ago
New guy on the crew handed me half hitches vs a timber hitch for a light 20 foot pipe lift
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