Wheeler
I'm just here to bitch about others negativity.😁
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First time I've seen this large of an HTM. What's the deal on these?
Why isn't that Baker covered in drywall mud?
You guys call those bakers? I’d say that’s a perry and a baker is the much smaller roll and fold. Perry got bought out by no wave though so I guess none of it matters anymore.
I get to work at the ITC in Vegas so I het to see guys from all over he country and Canada. Crazy how different some people refer to different tools or even building elements. Like a soffit or bulkhead. It’s the same thing but depends on what part of the country you are inWhen I worked in Florida we called em Bakers
Why isn't that Baker covered in drywall mud?
It’s called a grade all at the training center fork lift and gradall classes are called PITO. Power industrial truck operator. Boom lift, as of dec 2019 those are no longer aerial lifts they are mewps. Mobile elevating work platforms. I make a lot of money teaching mewps every Saturday No more chains, automatically closing gates. Top rail is now 43.3” there is now owner user operator and occupant. I make an 8 hour class of thatLike people who call all skidsteers a Bobcat or all telescopic reach forklifts a Pettibone. Those are brands that encompass many different types of equipment lol
FWIW I’m calling that Baker Scaffold [emoji38]
It’s called a grade all [emoji23][emoji23] at the training center fork lift and gradall classes are called PITO. Power industrial truck operator. Boom lift, as of dec 2019 those are no longer aerial lifts they are mewps. Mobile elevating work platforms. I make a lot of money teaching mewps every Saturday [emoji2369] No more chains, automatically closing gates. Top rail is now 43.3” there is now owner user operator and occupant. I make an 8 hour class of that [emoji12]
Technically I think @Nordie Took it off the rails.Sorry wheeler I thread jacked you without even trying this time
SL306 I have seen several over the years.
The term is telehandler, lolIt’s called a grade all at the training center fork lift and gradall classes are called PITO. Power industrial truck operator. Boom lift, as of dec 2019 those are no longer aerial lifts they are mewps. Mobile elevating work platforms. I make a lot of money teaching mewps every Saturday No more chains, automatically closing gates. Top rail is now 43.3” there is now owner user operator and occupant. I make an 8 hour class of that
The term is telehandler, lol
At least that’s what we call our robot by design View attachment 951503
“Key to the city”, lolThat’s a bad MoFo. Don’t ever want that beast at my front door lol
Instead of 55gal barrels, could it be used to load beer kegs on the lid?“Key to the city”, lol
That’s a 55gal. Barrel grabber attachment for HAZMAT in pic
Actually we have a smaller barrel grabber attachment for getting into home garages/ sheds.Instead of 55gal barrels, could it be used to load beer kegs on the lid?
It could come in handy for stocking the citadel
Yup. Tbat was actually the model that went down in Castaic.SL306 I have seen several over the years.
Yes it’s a JLG design: 4 wheel steer “crab walk” and allI call them skytracks, or grab the forklift, because it's the only type of lift we use in the field. Gradalls suck, rear steer only. In other regions they call them Lulls, obviously another brand like gradall, skytrack, etc...we do this with so many tools all of us are guilty.
Yes I derailed the thread, or you can call me a thread jacker. Same same.
@LowRiver2 that is a JLG no matter what you call it, yes Telehandler is the correct term however.
JLG took over a lot of brands, even the Caterpillar chasis is made by JLG.
that badass........please demonstrate/show us how it works.The term is telehandler, lol
At least that’s what we call our robot by design View attachment 951503
that badass........please demonstrate/show us how it works.
that was very cool thanks for posting......that would of been great to use on the rioting protesters......scoop beyond capacity, clamp/crush w/the grappling clamp and dump the dead trash in the dumpster. ezpzy haha
that was very cool thanks for posting......that would of been great to use on the rioting protesters......scoop beyond capacity, clamp/crush w/the grappling clamp and dump the dead trash in the dumpster. ezpzy haha
We used it in Occupy LA to get the idiots out of the fort and trees.that was very cool thanks for posting......that would of been great to use on the rioting protesters......scoop beyond capacity, clamp/crush w/the grappling clamp and dump the dead trash in the dumpster. ezpzy haha
The term is telehandler, lol
At least that’s what we call our robot by design View attachment 951503
A BazookaDo you guys know what a “muck stick“ is?
NahIs that the one that was defeated by the crazy guy with the samurai sword??
Yes, although I think it didn't really have any interior. My 24' was my first "big" boat. I wanted a cat (I was coming from a 18' Mirage) and the HTM looked to fit the bill. Great storage, awesome cabin, etc. All of the armchair quarterbacks talked shit on them, but I loved ours. Alot of them were built with BIG hp, and with big hp back then, speeds were creeping into the 140's on a single. They bow steered a little if under 50'ish, but rode great after that. I had 750hp, and ours ran 107. Not the greatest in Havasu poker run slop, but a fun boat. I heard the 30 had the same quirks, and Steve's wife campaigned a red one with big blower motors for sometime. I think it also raced for awhile too? Looks like a great boat.Isn't this the model that Steve and crew went down in at Castiac?
Yes, although I think it didn't really have any interior. My 24' was my first "big" boat. I wanted a cat (I was coming from a 18' Mirage) and the HTM looked to fit the bill. Great storage, awesome cabin, etc. All of the armchair quarterbacks talked shit on them, but I loved ours. Alot of them were built with BIG hp, and with big hp back then, speeds were creeping into the 140's on a single. They bow steered a little if under 50'ish, but rode great after that. I had 750hp, and ours ran 107. Not the greatest in Havasu poker run slop, but a fun boat. I heard the 30 had the same quirks, and Steve's wife campaigned a red one with big blower motors for sometime. I think it also raced for awhile too? Looks like a great boat.
You guys call those bakers? I’d say that’s a perry and a baker is the much smaller roll and fold. Perry got bought out by nu wave (who recently offered me a pretty good gig) though so I guess none of it matters anymore.