Truss on crank lifts

[len]

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ALWAYS USE ONLY Grade 8 Bolts/Nuts/Washers, or other Manufacturer-Approved Hardware, when connecting truss!

I forgot about that pix. It is in my "moron" directory with all the other stupid pictures I've run across. My favorite, however, is the one where a forklift is lifting another forklift up, I think to put it onto a balcony or something.

 

[tomed101]

I forgot about that pix. It is in my "moron" directory with all the other stupid pictures I've run across. My favorite, however, is the one where a forklift is lifting another forklift up, I think to put it onto a balcony or something.

This one?

My personal favorite is:

 

[Van]

Tomed, OMG!
That's all I have to say.

 

[JD]

One almost hopes that those pictures are photshoped jokes, but I fear they are not! In the upper one, it looks like 7 people actually agreed to this craziness!

The lower one is a bit of a puzzle. Looks like they have half the scissors life sitting on the roof, and the other half supported by the fork lift in an attempt to work around the protrusion of the roof. Why it didn't end in disaster is beyond me. Or did it?

 

[Van]

Ok, I didn't ntice it the first time I looked at the forklift lifting the forklift picture. Not only is there a guy standing on the back of the Toyota lift < the one being lifted> but there is also a guy standing behind the guard, and I presume ontop of the forks of the lift that is still on the ground. What's he doing ? Is he trying to pull the Toyota against the guard? No I think he's actually reaching in and operating the hydraulics to raise whatever that load is on the forks of the Toyota. I have to say it again, OMG ! ****%$^*#&$@* I can't believe anyone would be so ****$%#$ Stupid