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That's what I wuz thinking, lulz!

I'm never w/o my sweat towel.

Outstanding!

I thought OSHA/ANSI approved riding the ball, if done properly???

That's so silly. It makes me think they don't really want to do treework.

I have no idea. Here's what it looked like when I made the cut.

Here's a BIG top, but we had the room... barely.

Lordy!

Just check the rotator, on the portal page.

Same here. You NEED to do that in tricky situations.

Remember, I'm in Louisiana...

I've had to shut the job down because the crane operator was freaking out doing treework. Evidently, all he was used to was static loads, AC units and the like. He was wasting our time and money.

That's the one you need to cultivate a relationship with, then.

Yea, if they're not used to doing treework, you're shit outta luck.

Heck yea, they should be charging by the hour. Those guys are nuts. A 22 ton goes 90 bucks an hour, 4 hour minimum here, and will take a load to their dump for an extra hour's fee. A 60 ton is 140 an hour, 4 hour minimum plus a 135 permit fee.