This is a little high....
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I have to up in the air every now and again. Nothing crazy, i've never been over 500 feet.
That's freakin carzy. I had to turn it off, that freaked me out and i'm just watching it. Maybe if I was climbing i'd be okay. I'd be focused on the work part.
That's freakin carzy. I had to turn it off, that freaked me out and i'm just watching it. Maybe if I was climbing i'd be okay. I'd be focused on the work part.
I had to work on top of a water tower one time probably about 250'. I was exhausted after that short climb from gripping the ladder so tight. I'd never make even close to that high.
Wasn't there a little thunder in the video? :baby: How would you go about bending over to kiss your ass goodbye up there? My stonach felt weird watching that.
helluva shot too if you could see them..... prolly look like mice from that distance
I would wear a parachute forsure. But what was the point of climbing it? lol I wonder what they make though. Climbing a silo is scary enough, and the worst time I had with heights was working at lowes in the lumber yard driving the order picker it would shae back and fourth.. I would never do that in a million years I wonder if its hard to get a breath at that height
Thanks bud. Why in the world can't they put some better ladders on that thing ?! That was awesome!
If you fell it would be like that scene from the first Die Hard where Bruce Willis lets the bad guy go, and he falls for what seems like forever
He wasnt the only one. OMG
This company is on my route. http://www.sitesourcetowers.com/ Thats what they do....climb towers like the video. Unreal.
Ben, they climb the towers to replace the red aircraft clearance lights and to do electrical/structural repairs.
If you fell it would be like that scene from the first Die Hard where Bruce Willis lets the bad guy go, and he falls for what seems like forever
yep and holly lost the rolex
, poor allan rickman he just wanted some money!yeah thats a unreal job, and idk how free climbing is osha aproved? i work on oil rigs anything above 4 feet we have to be tied off and its anoying as heck to climb 150ft to the top of the derrick