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Jonseredbred
Guest
You like those Skyworkers don't ya Jonseredbred...
I am going to keep it, it's been a good rig.
keep her checked out and safe!!
keep her checked out and safe!!
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Koa Man
Guest
Glad you finally got it Dave. I used my lift to hang drywall in my new shop yesterday. With 19 ft. high ceilings, there wasn't a drywall lift that could reach high enough. I'll post some pictures as soon as I get it downloaded from my wife's camera.
cybergeek23851
I like cats...
Sounds awesome man!
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TreeDr
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That thing looks so f'ing cool!! I hope it works well for you.
I want one.
I want one.
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Koa Man
Guest
Here are the a couple of pictures of the drywall hanging. The drywall contractor is a friend of mine who flew in from another island to do my shop and house. His price for labor and materials are only a little more than what other guys were quoting me for labor only. I had taken the head off the drywall hoist and mounted it on the basket of the spiderlift. It was rock solid and hoisted the 12 ft. long 5/8 in. drywall with 2 guys in the basket with no problem. I will be using the lift to caulk and paint my house also.
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roller
Guest
nice one Dave I hope she earns you plenty!
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Gerhard
Guest
That´s a nice rig.
I´ve worked with such kind of lift´s. We rent them if we need them.
I´ve worked with such kind of lift´s. We rent them if we need them.
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DTW902
Guest
A few pictures of the lift in action. A removal and some old storm damage.
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Jonseredbred
Guest
a little too close to the hi voltage line????
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
There's no way to gauge that from the pic.
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DTW902
Guest
Some more, day before the storm and big temp drop. Just fighting the wind.
This was a pecan tree removal in a back yard.
This was a pecan tree removal in a back yard.
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Jonseredbred
Guest
I was asking, not accusing.
look at the first pic, gives a profile.
look at the first pic, gives a profile.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
It's a tropical delusion... 
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Jonseredbred
Guest
lets hope so, those spiderlifts are lightening rods.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Awesome. Im jealous
No offense, but I'm not. Those spiderlifts just don't impress me. I'm an old fashioned bucket guy, myself. Or just let me climb it.
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DTW902
Guest
And the next day only in the 20's and sleeting.
No_Bivy
Treehouser
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No offense, but I'm not. Those spiderlifts just don't impress me. I'm an old fashioned bucket guy, myself. Or just let me climb it.
I usually climb, buckets don't reach much around here, now a lift that is mobile well, that could be great!
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DTW902
Guest
Last one's for now.
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DTW902
Guest
Here is a pic.
SkwerI
Treehouser
Why such long ramps? Is the lift unable to navigate slopes very well?
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DTW902
Guest
Because of the incline into the truck Brian. the lift is 20ft long, if I used
shorter ramps the lift would hit the roof of the truck.
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Jonseredbred
Guest
back to my old powerline thingee.......................you do know that even a house service can kill you right?
