Hanson19991
New Member
Have you saw this operator lift before?
Do you think it will be acceptable?
Is it helpful for operators?
Any ideas?
Do you think it will be acceptable?
Is it helpful for operators?
Any ideas?
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Have you saw this operator lift before?
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Hanson19991
New Member
yes, Sir. By using service lifts instead of climbing ladders there is less physical wear on the technician.
crane operator
Senior Member
Its better for the operator to climb. Keeps them from getting fat. And I aint riding no open platform up 300'. I'm just waiting for the spam link to sell it to me.
digger doug
Senior Member
I think I see some OSHA violations with what is pictured there.
and...your design is too slow:
and...your design is too slow:
skyking1
Senior Member
the vertical ladder tower cranes are not that common. We had one at the training facility, but most of what is out there is like this.
Angled caged sections with landings.
Angled caged sections with landings.