What did you do at work today?
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Boy this sucker took a turn....
We are slow. I'm working at the boss's new ranch with some hands we dont want to lose. Building some building pads and clean out some trees kind of sucks, but it's work. Got a big demo project that will be starting up for the next phase in June, but I think I have a school to demo in a cople weeks when I get back from vacation.
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We are slow. I'm working at the boss's new ranch with some hands we dont want to lose. Building some building pads and clean out some trees kind of sucks, but it's work. Got a big demo project that will be starting up for the next phase in June, but I think I have a school to demo in a cople weeks when I get back from vacation.
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150 shot , 120% injector stuck wide open and 1800* at wot 4200 rpm. Imo it lasted alot longer then we thought it would , pulled 12.7 in the quarter and 1100 on dyno. Coming back next year with finger ovals and gonna shoot for 1350 all fuel
Here's something cute...
2yd mixer
Upfitted to a truck with a 2yd
And a 2yd on my truck
They Make 1yd (trailer) and 3.5yds variants
http://www.ernestindustries.com/
I've hauled the 3.5yd loading system before to CT.
These little guys are in fairly high demand in old town cities, told they dropped them into underground mines, basiclly anywhere you can't really get a big truck in due to size or weight
2yd mixer
Upfitted to a truck with a 2yd
And a 2yd on my truck
They Make 1yd (trailer) and 3.5yds variants
http://www.ernestindustries.com/
I've hauled the 3.5yd loading system before to CT.
These little guys are in fairly high demand in old town cities, told they dropped them into underground mines, basiclly anywhere you can't really get a big truck in due to size or weight
Rebuilt alot of titanium versions for steam systems amd through haul valves on submarines at my first command..
Stack crush was always a PITA to measure...
Got this big girl ready to lift some heavy stuff 300 feet away next week. Burned through a gallon of wax. Im beat. This is the largest crane in Arizona.
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Grove 6350? If so those cranes are a fukin horse. Better yet is the liebherr ltm1400...they eat the Grove 7550 for lunch
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Surely thats just the largest self-propelled/road driven crane in the state? Surely there are larger stationary tower cranes somewhere in the state?
X2 lol
If so Arizona has some catching up to do.
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I bet there are bigger mobil cranes, hell my old company had 2 grove gmk 7550 (550 ton) and 1 liebherr ltm 1500 (600 ton) I'd think with the bigger cities they would have alot bigger cranes than a 350
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We have a liebherr 1400 series (1443 I believe) on site here. When I was doing construction, in Indiana we were getting two manitowoc 21000s , but I left before they were delivered.
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Those 1400 are beasts, what were you doing they were going to need 2 manitowoc 21000...dear god those are big mofos
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I'm in the middle of rigging a 61' Viking sportboat, I'll snap some pics today if the owner doesn't mind. Shes a beauty...
I'm in the middle of rigging a 61' Viking sportboat, I'll snap some pics today if the owner doesn't mind. Shes a beauty...
Man I love me some sportfishs lures used to be In my town beautiful boats
I spend my day trying to figure out how to fix all the design errors, workmanship issues, accidents, etc that happen when trying to build a certain big composite airplane. You might know what it is. :secret:
Then I go to my shop at night and build Duramaxes.
Then I go to my shop at night and build Duramaxes.
I spend my day trying to figure out how to fix all the design errors, workmanship issues, accidents, etc that happen when trying to build a certain big composite airplane. You might know what it is. :secret:
Then I go to my shop at night and build Duramaxes.
That a 737-200/300?
787. That particular one is a 787-9, but we do 787-8, 787-9 and the upcoming 787-10. That's just in my current area.
737s are still all metal fuselage. At this facility we do 737, P-8 (based off a 737), 747, 767, KC-46 tanker (based off a 767), 777 and 787.
We were going to need one to unload two SCRs from barges and one to put them up at the plant
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