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eric359
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2h ago
I finally said no to a blind pick over a fence line in Dayton
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lily_sullivan82
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9h ago
I finally called the load chart bluff on a 40 ton pick in Bakersfield
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patricia385
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1d ago
Heard a rigger in Tulsa say 'the load don't care about your schedule' and it's stuck in my head
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miller.paul
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1d ago
Warning: I thought load charts on my phone were a joke until a pour in Fort Worth
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keving93
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2d ago
Tried hand signals from 120 feet up and the guy on the ground waved back like we were old friends
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henderson.hugo
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2d ago
Used to rough in my picks by eye from the seat, now I walk the radius with a tape first
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veraramirez
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2d ago
Dropped the load chart app for the printed booklet and my lift planning got faster, not slower
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the_ben
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3d ago
Riggers keep calling out the load radius from the wrong boom point on luffer setups
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sandraf13
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3d ago
Waved off the load chart app for 8 months, then a guy in Dallas showed me the tip angle screen
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rowan_thomas
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4d ago
Which would you pick for a 60 foot lattice boom: used lattice sections or renting new?
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noah_black
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5d ago
Tried greasing my swing bearing less and my rotation got tighter, which makes zero sense
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emeryking
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6d ago
Walked a job site in Tacoma and saw a rig set up 14 feet from a live power line, is that on the operator or the GC?
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wyatt_perez79
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8d ago
A rigger in Houston laughed at my hand signals and I have been doing it wrong for 12 years
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thomas_miller
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9d ago
Pro tip: 214 picks in one shift and my hands didn't feel like they were going to fall off
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the_richard
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11d ago
Unpopular opinion: the LMI on my 2019 rig quit mid-lift in Tacoma and the salesman's fix was garbage
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