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no worries with OSHA working over those hot lines? I used t have a line kill for that. damn times have changed

operating a loader on a job site? only slightly illegal at 10 taking a kids climbing aint a tree job site ......no offense more power to you. hope he's safe. the loss of a my son is a wisdom i hope to never know

very risky.....10year old on the job? I wouldn't risk losing my son. Why? heard several stories of that scenario playing out badly. maybe I'm to conservative ......but damn dude, why?

Did it bend the pads on outriggers? We have damaged a few on soft ground. We cut flat spot first....yard damage is easy to fix. I remember one pad cost like 800! Have you two parted your line yet. It doesn't take long to do.....should bump winch cap way up.

I'm gonna tell terry about that, nice one

He'll yeah....rockin the jib! Good work

Not Paul's crane but real close......minus one section of boom. Super tight set up on 1/2 outriggers. Not quite enough tip hieght since could not get jib on. Dead oak covered in hypoxylon canker....very brittle . Managed to pull it off without damage.......except for dent in crane....doh! Three...

Since he is in deep he is replacing other things to which would be hard to get to as well.

Not sure but his is not from uk. Somewhere between 5k-12 I think to rebuild. Picks it up tomorrow He told me yours is very common in uk but not here.

Terry told me to tell you to change the filter and oil every 500 hrs.....he is in the midst of a tranny rebuild on his.....expensive.

Those would be beached whales here........y'all must luv the flat lands

Not to mention the jobs where there is no room to make big pile

Praise the jib!

Pretty sure you reset the computer to how much jib you have on....then roll. Do not fear the jib

That jib is stout on that crane. Many times it is safe to have extra tip height for balancing sections correctly. We swung jib on similar crane yesterday and pulled tele for three picks. People are gunshy of the jib cause they don't read the chart, or don't want to spend 15 minutes putting it on.

Are you skeered to swing that jib?.......you can pick more safely with more tip height , then remove when you get to bigger wood. Practice a two part line to soon.....

Terry talked about same thing. A little 4x6 trailer on the back would carry Mtn of cribbing

Jameson soil probe

Same problem here with the small at crane we use. Small pick upto bring extra

Also I forgot to mention. Get a soil probe and put it in the truck. Probe ground if there any doubts. Saved my ass last year as we set over a hidden culvert. Could have been ugly. Helps to locate those mysterious septic tanks to