skyking1
Senior Member
that's a ~48000 pound machine, similar to a 320. When I think homeowner I tend to go no bigger in my mind than a 4~6 ton machine. Still plenty big to kill yourself or others if you don't know what you are doing.
This guy is a "pro"....does demo work, but clearly got in over his head here.that's a ~48000 pound machine, similar to a 320. When I think homeowner I tend to go no bigger in my mind than a 4~6 ton machine. Still plenty big to kill yourself or others if you don't know what you are doing.
Yeah that makes sense. The setting is important when it comes to your capabilities.demo work is worlds away from where he got. Demo is almost always really hard ground.
The setting is the only thing that matters when it comes to capabilitiesYeah that makes sense. The setting is important when it comes to your capabilities.
From the video- I'm assuming installing power line poles.Curious why the crane was in the middle of a field?
I believe this is a 210G. Do you think that would make a difference in insurance requirements? It does make sense though. I wouldn't rent one to someone without insurance.