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Excellent video!

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Thank you for the lessons

This was way more useful than other videos I found. I am surprised of how little views this had.

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Thank you Sir Very informative

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Aw gee, only one comment in 7 years! Well, I just wanted to brace two posts in close proximity and that diagonal angle with the horizontal in the middle was the answer. Thanks!

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all this effort to start the torch and not a bit of actual cutting?

Good treinng cranes operador.

Bless you, sir, so thrilled I come across your video, saved me from so many mistakes

Your so cute on camera😍

thanks for the lessons sir.😊

Plant operator student from Nakuru. Thanks for the lesson 3:26

3:15 Thanks for the lessons

Great presentation Jon. Go Spec!!!!

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When do you know so you have to replace a blade?

Thank you, helped me out a lot with a rental I got and did not know how to change the blade out. Works the same for a Senco S8100

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Thanks for the quick refresher Jack!

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Can wood be cut with a con saw

Got it off within seconds thanks

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I worked under a crane for a short gig. The caller, Gator, wasn't fucking around. He didn't like random people walking through his zone. (He was nice to them) but One time, the load moved somewhere he didn't call. He stopped the load and was like, "who fucking called that drop!?! Who called it!? I'm calling the load! Keep your hands down!" Nobody fessed up. I took that shit serious, though, even being my first time. I watched the loads and paid attention to the crane. (I believe it was this Lead who was a caller on the crane opposite of the stadium we were working on who called the move, which would explain why the crane operator took his signal)

Thanks brother

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Literally helped my guys so much at work! Appreciate the video

You should have spoken more about that bushing you removed but didnt replace on the stihl blade and why you need that bushing and where do you get one it if you using another brand blade. Thanks

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Thanks for this. Not many videos with 1 handed signals which we need to use on the daily. Most of the time we are doing something with one hand and signal with the other.

Is there a bull ring or something designed for a tag out line?

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I thought thumb down/up and opening/closing fingers meant boom moves down/up and cable is hoisted either up/down keeping the load stationary?

thank you sir. so easy. but hearing some 1 do it right is all the world of difference. thank u

You missed: dog everything, all signals from now on are slow (rubbing hands together) hoist up slowly, hoist down slowly, main hoist, whip line, extended boom, and retract boom.

Grade 70 or lower has high carbon steel where grade 80 or higher is alloy steel. Grade 80 or higher will typically stretch 15 to 20 percent before it fails. Unless you put a major shock load on it.

The hook on your grade 70 chain says 3/8 which has a working load limit of 6,600 pounds. Even if you were right and it was a 5/16 grade 70 chain then the working load limit is 4700 pounds. Not 5400.

Thank you!

Recently bought a Stihl TS500i but have an issue,the blade wobbles not much but u can tell specially when when blade comes to a stop,any idea what it is? Need to fix ASAP!!

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Love these shirts man so cool.

Nice cool always good when I did iron work back in the day n drilling cool company I was at now since I weld /labor help out every I could. Now waiting for next year or something I guess till I sign or go the a company somewhere but I'm happy staying busy all year around

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