Hartselle, ALOh My. Where were these photos taken?
Jeff
I've read that first sentence several times and still don't understand what you are trying to say here. If you are suggesting we don't run the jib, theres multiple times we have had to swing it. 104 ft of main sometimes is not enough for us. Its also 2400 lbs on the tms300. Not a lot of difference when talking about a 72,000 lb crane.I set up a rig that in hindsite would have skipped the jib altogether and rteally made it drive better with less weight up top as well.
This is a super way to specialize in crane work. Very good biz plan.
We give it away sometimes, we haul some to a custom cut sawmill that makes lumber and gives it back to us in whatever sizes we want, or we process it for firewood. Anything 12 inches and smaller we chip generally.What do you do with the timber in those trees? I got a Red Gum taken down yesterday, the tree lopper reckons there's some saleable timber in it. Dressed timber is quite a thing here apparently and the more deformed the better. The other way of getting some coin back is to block and split it for firewood which retails at 2 bucks a kilo.
One of the cables from the i/o box to the eks module behind the operators seat shorted the can line to battery power. This took out the can driver and resistor in the eks. It also took down the pressure transducer in the boom.So what exactly was the problem with the GMK.?
Enquiring minds would like to know, expecially seeing as I have three of them in my current sphere of influence and one of the three is the twin brother to yours.