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    Bad day at work

    "yeah boss,We had a small problem with the crane" lol
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    That's fake right????
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    Thats just your typical Yahoo mistake....

    Wrong Angle and Extenstion for the Load..There should have been Bells and Whistles going off in the cab though and Hydrolics should have quit working...If all the proper Safty Equipment was working....
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    Operator error. Like mywife said the bells and whistles would have been going nuts. He overrode the computer .
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    That is real. I have seen that happen before but not on a house just on a construction site. The bells on whistles go off and they are loud. More than likely nobody was around the crane and a big gust (microburst)of wind came by tipped it over.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeffro33
    That is real. I have seen that happen before but not on a house just on a construction site. The bells on whistles go off and they are loud. More than likely nobody was around the crane and a big gust (microburst)of wind came by tipped it over.

    I doubt that.....When you leave for the night you can leave your Boom in the air with no load....If you have a load on you can't leave your Seat....And you cant work a load with more than 15 MPH winds.....so on Windy days or Chances of Gusts of Winds....We dont work with the Cranes...Might be different in the Private industry though...

    Again,,,Operator Error
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    In the state of Md , you cannot leave your boom extended when the crane is not in use. And the operator cannot leave a load unattended. Big fines by O S H A !! The wind restraints are not that rigid though. We work our cranes in winds up to 30 -35 depending on which crane it is. We own about a dozen lattice boom tower cranes and several hydraulic " squirt booms". GREG


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    Last edited by md1985250r; 11-06-2005 at 08:14 PM.
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    Hey Greg....Have you had to go through that Federal Crane Testing yet....????

    As of June 1 of this yr everyone in the USA has to have a CERT..

    I work for the Gov. Side of things so this Stuff has to happen for us...Just curious how the Private Sector is coping with it???
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    Looks like the right time for a grease-around on the undercarriage
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    I dont know if its real or not. I came across it and figured I'd post it up for everyone to see.

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    See what you Started!!!!!
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    That must of been a heavy load.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mywifeknowseverything
    Hey Greg....Have you had to go through that Federal Crane Testing yet....????

    As of June 1 of this yr everyone in the USA has to have a CERT..

    I work for the Gov. Side of things so this Stuff has to happen for us...Just curious how the Private Sector is coping with it???

    Yes. All of our crane operators are certified. Greg
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