V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Cadmans have a few of those Liebherrs .... very compact machines and good lifters by all accounts
the cab is a great idea ..... puts you where you need to be .. right at the front or nicely elevated .... bloody clever idea
Bit vulnerable to load collision with it down although they will tele in a bit
the cab is a great idea ..... puts you where you need to be .. right at the front or nicely elevated .... bloody clever idea
Bit vulnerable to load collision with it down although they will tele in a bit
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topkit
Well-known member
Pretty useful if you want to see over things and especially if you dont trust your banksman! There must be some kind of interlock when tha cab is raised so you can't open the door and step out onto nothing otherwise that could be nasty.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
actually leaving the cab wouldn't hurt TK .... re-acquainting yer feet with the deck would though
..... self preservation'd probably be a pretty good safety device too ... but yeh they must have
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
LTC 1045 Liebherr
for anyone who's never visited Carcasonne ..... it has bloody tiny medieval streets ... one of my favorite places in Froggy
for anyone who's never visited Carcasonne ..... it has bloody tiny medieval streets ... one of my favorite places in Froggy
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Jimbo69
Well-known member
Now that’s what you call a tight squeezeLTC 1045 Liebherr
for anyone who's never visited Carcasonne ..... it has bloody tiny medieval streets ... one of my favorite places in Froggy
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Komatsu
Well-known member
That’s some impressive driving as well
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I once juggled a 15t Hydrocon 6 x 4 into a back lane behind a bakery in Griffithstown, locally ... took some getting in, backwards, but no chance forwards
.... lifted 4 old ovens out and 4 new ones in ...... took me two hours to get myself back out around the 90 deg corner into the street, without knocking anything over .... always went in back'ards easier than they came out, in a tight spot !!
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Talha Riaz
New member
It's always interesting to hear about different perspectives and experiences in the workplace. Using a crane to see over things can definitely come in handy, especially in situations where visibility is limited. However, it's important to have trust and clear communication with your banksman to ensure safety. I agree that there should be some kind of interlock in place to prevent accidents when the cab is raised. Safety should always be a top priority in any job, and it's reassuring to know that people are aware of potential hazards and taking steps to mitigate them.
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