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Just some work pics
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crane operator
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The same site as the hitachi with the broken cylinder- they brought the komatsu down the hill to carry the boxes to me. It didn't last the morning though- it went into limp mode and was down for the count too.
I wanted to get my crane off site before I caught some problems from them.
Had to pull outrigger beam on the rt to fix some hoses.
I wanted to get my crane off site before I caught some problems from them.
Had to pull outrigger beam on the rt to fix some hoses.
crane operator
Senior Member
Not anymore. And I'm a pi** poor plumber. I wouldn't pay me. Don't tell anyone I know how.
crane operator
Senior Member
Guys got in a little saturday time. They started this building friday, and didn't quite get done so finished this morning.
petepilot
Senior Member
they believe in stacking it up
crane operator
Senior Member
I should have been more clear, they started the roof trusses yesterday. We've stacked the floor trusses and interior beams off and on for the last two months.
petepilot
Senior Member
was kind of refering to the builder
crane operator
Senior Member
Gotcha.
boaterri
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One of my favorite places to shop for big wrenches is Habitat for Humanity. The one near where we stay usually has a large tool department frequently with large odd size wrenches.
CM1995
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Not just Nashville.
5 stories wood on concrete 1st floor with multi-level garage underneath. Probably built a dozen of those here over the last several years. There is one going up a block away from a job we have downtown. Bid a couple but never go them.
They are going to have water intrusion problems on the 3 story buildings crane op posted above. The decking band is nailed straight to the plywood sheathing. Better have one hell of a flashing detail.
crane operator
Senior Member
Built a cute little tower crane at the construction amusement area.
crane operator
Senior Member
Hot tubs- 4 on the back- it looked like hollywood squares.
Also scored a package deal- welder and a plasma cutter.
Jobsite with a steep driveway, I don't know what some people are thinking.
Also scored a package deal- welder and a plasma cutter.
Jobsite with a steep driveway, I don't know what some people are thinking.
crane operator
Senior Member
Sheetrock, 4 truckloads- it was as much fun as it sounds.
skyking1
Senior Member
those are cool forks. I have never seen them, the knuckle trucks have been able to get at all the jobs I was around.
crane operator
Senior Member
I have run a set years ago, its essentially the same forks as the drywall truck, just without the rotator, and a battery powered hyd. pump with a couple batteries.
I was always going to build a set when I found someone parting out a drywall truck, and just take the fork arm and re-build it.
Its not as easy to unload drywall from a crane, because the crane swings so much worse than a drywall truck.
I was always going to build a set when I found someone parting out a drywall truck, and just take the fork arm and re-build it.
Its not as easy to unload drywall from a crane, because the crane swings so much worse than a drywall truck.
skyking1
Senior Member
yes it is a couple of guys at the window just to keep things steady, where the knuckle truck just holds it there.
crane operator
Senior Member
Going to have to work fast. Looks like we aren’t going to get a full day 