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the_sarah
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8h ago
Tying a 6 foot tagline to my belt loop saved me on a blind pick in Gary
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parkergarcia
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10h ago
Blew a hydraulic hose on a 60 ton in the middle of a pick last Tuesday
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riverwhite
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1d ago
Picking a load chart by feel vs actually reading it, who switched and when?
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reese_lane29
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2d ago
Reading the wind at a 400 foot pick in Kansas City
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irisross
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3d ago
One retired ironworker in Pittsburgh changed how I read a load chart
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dylanf78
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3d ago
Pro tip: using a laser level saved my butt on a tight roof set
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calebrivera
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4d ago
Old timer told me to trust the load line, not the screen
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stellat87
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5d ago
The day I stopped trusting my tape measure on long picks
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thompson.christopher
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6d ago
Wind speed chart at 200ft just got real for me
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elliots49
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6d ago
Swinging blind in thick fog at the Port of Savannah, thank god for the tagline crew
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parkergarcia
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7d ago
TIL my old crane seat from 2018 was basically a bucket on springs
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perez.christopher
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9d ago
That 60 foot boom swing in Charlotte almost taught me a hard lesson
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jason_fisher4
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12d ago
That old foreman's line about swinging slow changed my whole setup in Seattle
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jade47
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16d ago
That safety guy from the union hall was right about my rigging
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ivan873
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17d ago
Shoutout to my brake adjustment after that close call in Dallas
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