Not So Pro 3

[3browns]

Morena E Hoas
Morning my friends.

Dik.

And remind us again, what does Dik mean?

Askin fer a friend

 

[dall]

Morena E Hoas
Morning my friends.

Dik.

lol i just wasnt sure

And remind us again, what does Dik mean?

Askin fer a friend

lol he will probably post a picture

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

lol i just wasnt sure

lol he will probably post a picture

 

[dall]

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so are you bragging you can hold more ? lol

 

[redline4]

It's lifter O'clock bishes

 

[Loony661]

It's lifter O'clock bishes

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Those are optional.

 

[Loony661]

@Kiwioilboiler you gotta quit showin off. And put some pants on!

 

[41FanForLife]

And remind us again, what does Dik mean?

Askin fer a friend

DIK means Dallas

 

[3browns]

DIK means Dallas

Ahhhh

Fanks for the translation...

 

[Mastermind]

DIK means Dallas

Tis true.

 

[3browns]

Tis true.

How's El Bubba doing today?

 

[JugHead27]

 

[3browns]

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How much KY Jelly did that take

 

[dall]

How much KY Jelly did that take

more than his ass does

 

[Evansaw]

For you old lot that can’t figure it out . It's 37mph.

Thanks for conversation
I have no idea about miles etc

But most cranes are certified for 12.5 meters per second wind stroke speed
Mine is a better breed at 16.7 meters per second wind speed

It's a rare but really good quality crane overall with rare features that i ve been trying to find

Even the "feet" (don't know the English word) of the crane don't go out but they are inside same as wheel length
That way when in use I don't have to close a side of the road or have problems with pedestrian stuff

Sorry my English not good to explain the technical terms

 

[Mastermind]

How's El Bubba doing today?

Surprisingly well. Gonna be seeing a hand specialist Friday.

 

[Mastermind]

Thanks for conversation
I have no idea about miles etc

But most cranes are certified for 12.5 meters per second wind stroke speed
Mine is a better breed at 16.7 meters per second wind speed

It's a rare but really good quality crane overall with rare features that i ve been trying to find

Even the "feet" (don't know the English word) of the crane don't go out but they are inside same as wheel length
That way when in use I don't have to close a side of the road or have problems with pedestrian stuff

Sorry my English not good to explain the technical terms View attachment 401255

Your English is better than these redneck mfers around here.

 

[41FanForLife]

Thanks for conversation
I have no idea about miles etc

But most cranes are certified for 12.5 meters per second wind stroke speed
Mine is a better breed at 16.7 meters per second wind speed

It's a rare but really good quality crane overall with rare features that i ve been trying to find

Even the "feet" (don't know the English word) of the crane don't go out but they are inside same as wheel length
That way when in use I don't have to close a side of the road or have problems with pedestrian stuff

Sorry my English not good to explain the technical terms View attachment 401255

We call them outriggers

 

[dall]

Thanks for conversation
I have no idea about miles etc

But most cranes are certified for 12.5 meters per second wind stroke speed
Mine is a better breed at 16.7 meters per second wind speed

It's a rare but really good quality crane overall with rare features that i ve been trying to find

Even the "feet" (don't know the English word) of the crane don't go out but they are inside same as wheel length
That way when in use I don't have to close a side of the road or have problems with pedestrian stuff

Sorry my English not good to explain the technical terms View attachment 401255

the outriggers are to level the crane up and also take the spring suspension or air bag suspension out of the equation giving it a more stable base

Your English is better than these redneck mfers around here.

you are the leader there slacker

 

[Loony661]

Thanks for conversation
I have no idea about miles etc

But most cranes are certified for 12.5 meters per second wind stroke speed
Mine is a better breed at 16.7 meters per second wind speed

It's a rare but really good quality crane overall with rare features that i ve been trying to find

Even the "feet" (don't know the English word) of the crane don't go out but they are inside same as wheel length
That way when in use I don't have to close a side of the road or have problems with pedestrian stuff

Sorry my English not good to explain the technical terms View attachment 401255

Looks like a very nice setup!