what did you do around the house today?

[brucebanner]

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Those things are so fun and easy to move around. They can get a bit wiggly when up high and that can freak a few people out, but they make jobs so easy.

Try being 135' up in one, in an open space.

It is freaky.

[firebane]

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Try being 135' up in one, in an open space.

It is freaky.

I used to service suspended staging off the side of buildings like this. Heights don't bother me.


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Installed some stairs to the yard aka landing strip of grass

[03ozwhip]

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Try being 135' up in one, in an open space.

It is freaky.

Man that totally plays tricks with your mind, whether you're afraid of heights or not lol

[brucebanner]

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I used to service suspended staging off the side of buildings like this. Heights don't bother me.

You're on the side of a building, I'm talking open field. But you certainly can be very high up there in your example and would be freaky.

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Man that totally plays tricks with your mind, whether you're afraid of heights or not lol

Last time I went up in open space was in a lift that could only go 80'. That was enough

Heights bother me more the older I get I guess.

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Unloaded 64 bales of hay in between servicing the toys for winter

[littledan]

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It's a towable lift, I backed it in with my Jeep but didn't think to see if could be maneuvered around by hand easily, sorry. You can spin it in place by hand without much effort, I'd guess if you had enough guys and were sufficiently motivated you could wrestle it around on flat ground. It weighs 3600 lb. Could probably move it with a hitch on an ATV, too.

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I ain't giving you no tree fiddy, god damn Loch Ness Arborist!




Yeah I was surprised how reasonable it was. Price breakdown (for a 4-hour rental which is all I needed) was $277 for the rental, $42 for the mandatory damage protection, and $16 GST for all-in $335. For a full day it would have been about $100 more.

Can I tow this fucker on the highway? Or is it rickety as shit.

[flipstah]

I'm evaluating our kitchen shelf, which has a rectangular blind corner. The problem is that the shelf is built into it and I don't think I can cut it without compromising the whole kitchen countertop structure. Is there a single shelf pull out that I can buy twice and mount it on the shelf? The ones I've seen are built as a two-shelf system with nothing in the middle.

[BerserkerCatSplat]

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Can I tow this fucker on the highway? Or is it rickety as shit.

Shouldn't be any problem on the highway, it's pretty solid with the basket locked down and it has surge brakes that work fine. Outriggers rattle over bumps but nbd.