[nolabama]

This was my idea. I have never installed these before.

It's number six copper with a funny jacket. I know y'all gonna ask.

 

[BBQ]

Hell no, our safety guy would give me unpaid time off if I was caught doing that.

Surprised you can get away with it.

 

[Big John]

Werks donut? :laughing:

If you're inside the weight limit of that boom, I see no problem. Saves fighting it and renting a crane.

 

[nolabama]

Safety guy was in another state.

 

[DIYer4Life]

Get a boom truck rated to lift material. They will usually have a jib and cable hoist. Hang the arm from that and use a second boom with a man in it to pull the arm where it's go to go and fasten it to the pole.

 

[Big John]

Safety guy was in another state.

Denial?

 

[nolabama]

We were within weight of the boom without me in the basket. We tried it in a big open area before we took it to the service center. The arm is about 200#'s.

 

[kbsparky]

Denial?

A river in Egypt ....

 

[Jlarson]

Safety guy was in another state.

:thumbup:


Skytrack and a JLG for me. Why charge the customer only one marked up rental when I could charge two. :laughing:

 

[nolabama]

We had two. I was thinking about a skyjacker after seeing it. I didn't think it had the ups I needed.

 

[BBQ]

We were within weight of the boom without me in the basket. We tried it in a big open area before we took it to the service center. The arm is about 200#'s.

Man lift, not material handler.

Not lifting slings

Railings not designed for lifting.



At my own house I would do it, no way at work.

 

[BBQ]

:thumbup:


Skytrack and a JLG for me. Why charge the customer only one marked up rental when I could charge two. :laughing:

That would be how we would do it.

We have a number of guys with state required hoisting licenses for running telehandlers.

 

[nolabama]

Man lift, not material handler.

Not lifting slings

Railings not designed for lifting.

At my own house I would do it, no way at work.

I bet your a blast at the Christmas dinner.