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Does anybody remember that youtube video in the UK of the heli-picks where the climbers were ducking to miss getting wacked by the picks. In the video they were trying to prove it could be done, but to me it more clearly showed that the method needed more refinement to make it a safe...

Cantonese! Boy that would throw a wrench in the gearbox. I don't know if I would even start a job if I couldn't communicate with the operator of the crane.

What happened, Butch? I just tried to correct a mis spell

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Reg, Coates, in the UK, has good advise to offer novices doing their first crane removals. Of which most advise has already been highlighted by members here. One bit of advise from Reg that struck me as being very important and yet often taken for granted was the fact that he said, "First...

John, to make your offer work would require the workshop chair, Jay Maier, to schedule the itinerary for my travels around it. And I don't know if he has even made the reservations for the workshop yet. I'll pm you his number,,, but with the weather in Feb, in MN, it is a gamble to set any...

It's all good advise. Condensed and concise. My own crane experience wouldn't fit in a thimble. Only done a few, but the theories and wisdom of crane removals is right in there with all rigging in the tree. It's angles and dangles and knowing the forces you're dealing with. You actually...