Very Safe
- Thread starter 480sparky
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ItsHot
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- A little piece of heaven!
no harness?
no harness?
Whats the problem? Guy has no safety harness!
no harness?
Whats the problem? Guy has no safety harness!
Pierre C Belarge
Senior Member
- Location
- Westchester County, New York
Yeah, they need to cut the grass so they can see where they are going. :wink:
ItsHot
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- A little piece of heaven!
aorta!
aorta!
aorta!
Aorta cut dat grass for someone gets hurt!Pierre C Belarge said:
pbeasley
Senior Member
- Location
- Orange County, CA (for now)
Seems like it might be a little close to the power lines, but other than that seems fine to me :grin:
JohnJ0906
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- Baltimore, MD
To think that someone actually thought that this was a good idea.... :roll:
zbang
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- Roughly 5346 miles from Earls Court
Good? To think someone thought it was an acceptable idea.
JohnJ0906
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- Baltimore, MD
480sparky said:
Well, they are right about that. They are obviously attempting it....
JohnJ0906
Senior Member
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- Baltimore, MD
480sparky said:They must have apprenticed with these guys:
When I saw the OP, all I could think of was "that picture with the 2 forklifts"...
HighWirey
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- Location
- Cocoa, Florida, USA
480sparky said:They must have apprenticed with these guys:
Nothing wrong with those pictures. I've used the same process to extend our reach many times.
I am just surprised that the 'forklift of the first party' was robust enough to boost the 'forklift of the second party'.
Guess I've been around those smoke shovellers too long . . .
Best Wishes Everyone
Rampage_Rick
Senior Member
- Location
- British Columbia, Canada
OK do I have to break out the picture of the 3 ladders spliced together???480sparky said:They must have apprenticed with these guys:
weressl
Esteemed Member
480sparky said:
That's why you can buy imported cheap stuff at Wallmart........
jrdsg
Senior Member
- Location
- Vancouver, Canada
how
how
did they get the scissor in that position?
how
did they get the scissor in that position?
jrdsg said:
Using the controls on the units deck. :wink:
I don't think scissors lifts have sensors that detect whether the unit is on a solid surface, or has been picked up by a forklift. It may have tip sensors, as well as obstuction sensors, but those won't engage in a situation like this.
Even if there was some sort of sensor that would detect this type of use, anyone with enough stupidity to try this will be more than happy to by-pass it.
Minuteman
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- The Sooner Nation
Scissor lifts have fork truck "pockets" under them, so as to load them on a flatbed for delivery.
jrdsg
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- Location
- Vancouver, Canada
yes, but...
yes, but...
i recently had to take a full-day operator course for the various kinds of man lifts and some of these photos were in the slide show. around here you have to have this operator's ticket if you're on a lift when the safety inspector comes around, and you have to re-certify every two years. there's even more mandatory training for people in the movie industry that attach lights and other things to the lifts, and that frequently have to "crib" the lifts with wooden supports on uneven ground.
humorously enough, on the morning we were taking the course there was a low-bed trailer sitting in the equipment supplier's yard with a scissor lift that had half fallen off the side.
you're right, it does look like the fork lift is using the lifting channels under the scissor.
yes, but...
i recently had to take a full-day operator course for the various kinds of man lifts and some of these photos were in the slide show. around here you have to have this operator's ticket if you're on a lift when the safety inspector comes around, and you have to re-certify every two years. there's even more mandatory training for people in the movie industry that attach lights and other things to the lifts, and that frequently have to "crib" the lifts with wooden supports on uneven ground.
humorously enough, on the morning we were taking the course there was a low-bed trailer sitting in the equipment supplier's yard with a scissor lift that had half fallen off the side.
you're right, it does look like the fork lift is using the lifting channels under the scissor.
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