What did you do at work today?
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That's in the works...trying to get myself out of debt and build a foundation so I can start out with enough to make an impact. Get training and hands on with some bodyshops and them be able to open my own detail business...id love to be able to do PDR but baby steps I suppose
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I guess it’s to late to say it’s my wife haha
Side note y’all wanting to get out of debt and get a nest egg to open your own shop look for jobs overseas. I wouldn’t of been able to do the things I’ve done or bought my house without working over here. If even for just a year it’s worth looking into.
That would suck !! lol
And I gotta have my tool box match my truck lol
2006 CCLB DRW 6"fabtech 35"s 4.11 w/arb sdp 475 over stock 30% ii nozzles fass150 built trans
Welding window mounting brackets and come down to see someone having a bad day lol!
He was safe but tire blew and fell back under second floor and damage the PA and concrete
Took him like 30 minutes to get down because the safety features of the lift were fighting him
The job site safety man was freaking out :roflmao:
He was safe but tire blew and fell back under second floor and damage the PA and concrete
Took him like 30 minutes to get down because the safety features of the lift were fighting him
The job site safety man was freaking out :roflmao:
Must’ve been quite the feeling up there
I'm no mathematician but that tire dropping 4"x80' of boom is 26' rise!
But the boom hit a beam at about 4' so he only had a slight bump
Wait till a valve fails and out of nowhere you drop 20-25 ft. Your ass will eat your shorts so fast you won't even know what happened...dont ask how i know
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There are so many things wrong with these lifts when they even arrive from the rental company. I know most of us in this construction industry are usually in a hurry and under the gun to get projects completed on time or even ahead of schedule if possible so we skip steps and often those steps are safety related. I’m a union iron worker and am probably one of the most guilty about not tying off while I’ve been up in the air connecting. Or just getting in a lift and not doing the inspection so I can get up on the iron because the crane has a 5 piece tree hanging and waiting on me. Here’s my point one 1-3 more pieces isn’t worth skipping steps. Do your safety checks your health or even worse your life isn’t worth it. And if your foreman gets pissed then he doesn’t need to be running work. I’ll never get on one of my guys for having a safety concern. And neither will anyone else as long as I’m there. Be safe guys and gals
It failed after the inspection that morning...was mid afternoon and had just gone up and down and the last trip down was eventful
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Running a DOC face plug cleaning on the aftertreatment system on a DD 15
I tell you what Ever since this crap came out I spend 90% of my time Being a diesel mechanic troubleshooting and fixing SCR after treatment issues
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You Iron Workers are a different breed, f’n nuts, and hilarious! I spent this week shooting in anchor bolts and steel plumbing for a couple different job sites.
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