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Physically CO have the most gravy job in the world, it's the consequences of them messing up ever so slightly that's hard. That's what takes a toll on them. Regular machine operators aren't running machines in constant proximity of people, and if they boom down when asked to cable down etc...

I think we are having a simple misunderstanding, probably due to my inability to explain what I'm trying to. Those hooks are awesome, and since Paul has his own crane he could choose to change the hooks. He would have to to change the one on the headache ball and then the one on his block...

No i said the manufacturers hook is ok as long as its moused, and that a shackle connection so the only hook attachment is a single metal to metal connection is what is standard for crane rigging. That is crane rigging standards, not my hairbrained idea. This removes the possibility of a sharp...

Running a crane is possibly the most demanding trade there is, most operators i know refuse crane work even though the wages are higher. I could def see tree work being very rough on a crane, with dynamic swinging loads being picked at near duty cycle speeds. I hope no one has to learn anything...

They can't see 95 percent of our work either, and your spotter should be watching him coming down. If the lag time delay is faster than that someone's gonna get hurt, hes too damn fast. I understand repetition breeds danger, but getting rammy never speeds up anything other than careers. Btw...

I've yet to be able to do a crane tree removal, but i do industrial work with a crane all the time. If you can certify what they pick, i could see some people using them. It eliminates the shackle, and dropping or loosing a shackle in the truck box. The problem i see is someone not milking...