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excavator climbing
check this video out if you run equipment at all you will prob think that this is pretty sweet
YouTube - Liebherr Excavator climbing tower |
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Once I saw the 1st story climb I started watching closer. They are using a quick couple to hold the end of the stick on the tower and then I saw the hooks holding the machine on the tower. Could I and most operators out there do this, Yes. But the real question is are we dumb enough too. I'm not you have to have a lot of faith in your machine and the structure thats holding you up thats for sure.
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I think i could do it, but i don't think i have faith enough in the tower and the equipment. If one thing fails you are done.Thats true. |
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