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angelafisher
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1mo ago
The grease pencil trick that saved a 3 hour load out
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emmag40
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1mo ago
Grease pencil trick for load charts on wet jobsites
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the_beth
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1mo ago
Just learned cranes can lift 20x more with a luffing jib, how did I miss that for 11 years
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johnb95
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1mo ago
Rigging choice on a tight sidewalk job in Portland
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the_faith
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1mo ago
Second load with a new rig, thought the sway was normal until a foreman said something
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miabennett
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1mo ago
Warning: that safety rep in Tulsa changed my whole setup
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quinnmitchell
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2mo ago
Union signaller made me redo my lift plan, glad he did
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rivera.jake
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2mo ago
Old foreman's load chart comment stuck with me for 12 years now
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the_jesse
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2mo ago
Old rig finally gave up the ghost mid-lift in Tulsa
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jessica_dixon
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2mo ago
The day the load line snapped over the harbor in Portland, Maine
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zarapalmer
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2mo ago
The pin that took 6 hours to find because I skipped the manual
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samward
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2mo ago
The $600 hardline hose kit that never fit my Grove
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wright.dakota
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2mo ago
That wind advisory on the I-10 bridge got my heart racing last Tuesday
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robertb30
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2mo ago
Hit my 2,000th lift today and nobody in the office blinked
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clark.faith
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2mo ago
A retired operator in Biloxi told me something about boom angles that's been stuck in my head all week
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