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Usually the man with the deepest pockets gets hit the hardest.

My concern is who is libel in the event of a mishap.

I’m just trying to understand what you’re doing.

So basically you’re just hanging off the hook in your saddle?

From what I can translate he’s talking about a two part line. If I’m correct you can’t “ride” that anyway. Title of the thread is misleading. With a single part line you sit on the ball to “ride” it.

“bad things can happen if something get jammed into the pulley sheeves” The anti-two block device should activate before than happens. If the crane you have or rent doesn’t have one you’re dancing with the devil and should educate yourself about crane safety.

I always tied off above the becket when we were on a job that didn’t have “rules” that prohibit riding the ball.

Working around the public is a hoot too. I went out to move a small building once, pick it off one pad and set on another. When I started to set it down the customer came to the cab and asked if I could turn it to sit square on the pad, lmao. I jumped out and went over and leaned on the building...