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Nicks concept is a good idea, after I gave it some thought. His sling is only going around the diameter of the eye. Needs a good cover ya ass disclaimer, test and cert tho in my opinion. Lots of people out there looking for a free ride and product liability lawsuits are their meal ticket.

The "fine print" at the bottom (**) is their liability disclaimer also.

Take note of the maximum diameter numbers. Not so impressive. ETA: That's not a sling, just a shackle.

"What is ATSM" It's ASTM, American Society for Testing and Materials. "Why would I be talking to a judge?" That's who is going to decide who to give everything you own and your dreams and who you're going to work for the rest of your life if your insurance doesn't cover the settlement in a...

"ill say if its good enough for scotty olson, its good enough for me." See how far that'll get ya in front of a judge. How long has Scotty been working for ASTM?

As far as being a great idea I have to agree and it probably has its place in industry, just not mine.

Why would the CO want to use your straps and take a chance of hurting someone? All our rigging is proof tested and certified, we either roll with them or we don't roll.

In this day and age of lawyers and lawsuits you could be held a percentage of liability.

There's way too much money for crane owners in construction to endure the torment of working for people that aren't accustomed to cranes Jo.

Get forty years of heavy construction behind ya Jo then we'll talk safety.

Been everywhere done everything seen it all, thank god you're here to save us from ourselves JoJo.

No, that's why rigging needs to be certified. I see nothing but liability lawsuit written all over anything that hasn't been proof tested and tagged as such.

I watched the video twice. Is that just a knot in the sling that the eye slips over? My sight isn't what it used to be.

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