Not back then no nets or crash bags you'd be on top of the Apex leg wrapped around a Webb of the truss 3" nail in 1 hand hammer in the other all the while all the trusses still moving lolyeh - called a mobile crane
sounds like the sort of days that I used to crane 'em up to -- if the chippy pee-ed you off - just give the hook a shake
... good old days, eh? 
Have been back to take some more pics. Can’t see how it is propelled look at the axles.
All the while arguing with site managers who wanted you to wear a hard hat, cocks!sounds like the sort of days that I used to crane 'em up to -- if the chippy pee-ed you off - just give the hook a shake
well the crane driver also had the option of whacking you on the swede with a hook -- but yeh - anything dropping on you up there would've had to have come from a passing Boeing
... 's like a hard hat in the cab - really !! Exactly what I used to say to them bird s**t or a planewell the crane driver also had the option of whacking you on the swede with a hook -- but yeh - anything dropping on you up there would've had to have come from a passing Boeing
Thank you. Can you find an operators manual???this'll be handy for you Shaun
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see what I can do ... but don't hold yer breff
It probably would with a bit of extra tail weight Shaun - plus this 'll have no SLI and will be rated at 75% of tipping capacity ...
I will see if I can get a deal over the line. I like it even it is a farm ornament. All depends on the £££
if the tyres're pneumatic, be prepared to make it a new set of wheels that you can find tyres for -- what's on there is an unobtainium size apparently - a good bargaining chip
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Subject to some parts returning it looks like a deal has been done for it to be relocated to my yard!!if the tyres're pneumatic, be prepared to make it a new set of wheels that you can find tyres for -- what's on there is an unobtainium size apparently - a good bargaining chip
Thank you. It will be interesting!!! Still working out how to get it back home and parked up without the wife noticing!!just make sure you fully lower the boom, 'fore bringing it home
doesn't look to have a folding jib ?
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Will be interesting to meet up with the owner. I think the machine was parked up around 18months ago after carrying out lifting duties. The owner then suffered a long list of personal problems and his house going up in flames. I am told he is well past retirement age. Very interesting talking to him as his knowledge on the workings on the estate was very interesting.doesn't look to have a folding jib ?
may have to drop it off
ropes're probably gonna need replacing anyway
unless they've been subject to the liberal application of rope oil regularly
