So you want to be a Tower Crane Operator
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- Knocking out building side tie in pins. These pins connect the tie in beams coming from the Tower Crane and attach the beams to the building, holding the Crane to the side of the building allowing for the Crane to continue to get to taller heights as building construction continues. Without these tie in beams the Crane would fall over. When dismantling the Crane and removing the tie in beams by knocking out the pins, the Crane can instantly pull away from the building from the tension released from no longer being held plum to the building. The video does not do this activity justice. The Crane can violently shake and sway over 6 feet in any direction. When the Tower Crane goes over a height of approximately 300 feet, depending on the type of Crane, it needs to be attached to the building using these tie in beams, and then additional tie in beam attachment points approximately every 100 feet in height that the Crane goes up as the building is built taller. So for example on a building that is 1000 feet tall the Crane may be attached with tie in beams to the building over 10 different areas. The steps and shaking in the video will happen each time you remove these pins and tie in beams when dismantling and jacking the Tower Crane down. So repeat this video 10 times and imagine this violent shaking and swaying 1000 feet in the air.
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I've been on TH-cam shorts for a long time and I didn't know this. much appreciated
You are amazing
Clicked on it still clueless
I've learned something new today
Thank you!
Me: never even thought about being a crane operator.
Algorithm: so u want to be a crane operator
🤣
It pays very well but if you get in 1 accidents your career is over.
But no really...never
@@lowkeyocity6769 7th yu u u u u mummies
H I I i
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Good crane operators were respected in my trade 35 years high steel union ironworker now retired god bless them all .
That's a crazy job man. Much respect👍
I’m trying to get into that, coolest fucking trade I’ve ever seen! Just found out about it 6 months ago, just applied to local 417 in Newburgh, did good on math test, got my physical test in 2 days, been practicing, I can climb an ibeam like a motherfucker, am in great shape too cuz I’ve been working at a tree service lifting logs, dragging brush and climbing trees for 3 years since I was 19.
Hoping I get into the ironworkers, coolest most interesting trade in the fucking world.
Ironworker Local 135 Galveston , Texas ! Much respect brother!
@@connorlowis4774 I’m in the Operating Engineers Union. To be a crane operator that’s where you need to join
@@connorlowis4774 Hey I've been banging alot of bush too, maybe I'll give it a whirl. Whoops dragging brush...never mind.
Pretty sure I've never ever once thought about being a crane operator, ever..
I actually was thinking of this as a career change lol not anymore
Overhead cranes are fun to operate.
Until you realize they make like 100k year
Seems like a pretty dumbass job to have.
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The boss of all bosses. I get paranoid operating a forklift truck lol.
You shouldn’t be operating one if you call it a forklift truck… try hi-lo
“Forklift truck” 🤦♂️
The fug is a forklift truck
I drove forklift for 5 years 8 hours a day. Forklift truck is a common term.
Maybe try downgrading to a forklift car or even a forklift bike for a little while until you get more comfortable.
My uncle was on a crane during the 80 something earthquake. He rode it out, came down and quit that day. He never worked as a sky crane operator again.
Quiter
Sounds like he didn’t earn that seat anyway.
You mean the Loma prieta earthquake in oct '89?
He’s got balls..that’s greatness !!!
@@altonmcleod2204 well those balls have been on the ground since 😂 😂 😂
I was staring at the highway thinking
I'd much rather be down there in one of those cars lol
Probably more dangerous down there.
@@DaddysFastestSwimmer you would be fine
“Need a minute to change your britches” “no they were already off” 😂
😎.... nice
Sad part is....he's not lying!😖
The defecation was so rapid that his pants dematerialized instantaneously. Not even brown pants could have saved him.
🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
Can’t even beat that dude to the punch line. In a totally calm voice, he shoots back a better one.
I love the pause on the radio where clearly everyone on the ground was laughing too much to reply, and you could hear them still laughing after the radio comes back on.
Never in my life have I said “I want to be a tower crane operator”
Just for the record crane operators get paid like $100/hr
@@davidkim0678 What? I'm about to sign up
@@davidkim0678 yeah I wouldn’t do it for any less
@@matthewneuwoehner8034 even at that hourly rate it's still questionable. lol
Mathew, and how many years have you been an adult in " your life "?
"So you want to be a tower crane operator"
Nope.. No I do not
Yes...yes I do..!!!
@@altonmcleod2204 lol you have fun up there. I'll drink my coffee and wave 👋😀☕
Yes yes I do to I will take the 100 per hour
What caused that?
my brother is one. he gets about $50 an hour
I never wanted to be a crane operator, but now I do
Imagine being like Ray and throwing piss jugs off this thing like he does in his rig. “The way of the road”
Lol 😆
just how she goes
That’s the way she goes
Fuckin way she goes
Well... "When in Ontario bud..." 😄
"You need a minute to clean your britches?"
"Nah, they were already off" 🤣
Ya that got me laughing out loud🤣😂
He probably wasnt lying either
I operated a gantry crane for the last year. Company maintenance said they couldn't stop production long enough to fix a serious drift problem. It's dangerous enough when everything works right. I didn't need that kind of stress an anxiety in my life.
The other guy had to soak the response in for a minutr
A true professional
This is the construction worker equivalent of "Why do I hear boss music?"
jumped off a few of these in GTA good times!
I did it in Goat Simulator
*damn this made me miss gta lV*
Congratulations that's a hell of a feat. Your family must be proud
Go outside please 🥺. Your generation desperately needs some 🌅 ☁️ ⭐ 🌳🐿️🎣🏞️🦌🧨🧯🍁 ⚾ 🏈 🚲 🤕🍾💰🇺🇲.
When I was a kid we used something called imagination "batteries not included". You can also thank us for the choking hazard labels and hot warnings 😂.
@@pootieofficalmusic I still play it!
You guys have balls of steal, mad props but I'll keep you in mind to ALWAYS be safe and smart.
I give alot of credit to these crane operators.They study hard & they got balls of steel.
Did the guy over the radio say "You need a minute to clean your britches?" And he responded "No, they were already off"?
Yes
Yup
Respect for them being able to joke around in a situation that would make me need to change my britches.
Well I mean, you are setting in a crane, whos gonna know?
@@steve.o33 only maybe the next operator sitting in that seat💩. 😂😂🤷♂️ I couldn't resist, I've had my share of check underwear light situations myself..
Those guys make about $50 -$60 an hour. With outstanding benefits. Like any construction job there are risk. It’s all about proper training and following safety protocols. If you are serious about the job and pay attention when training. More power to you
I guess i have to be a crane operator to know what I'm suppose to be waiting for or looking at
They pulled the pins that hold the crane to the building.
@@NIGHTSTALKER0069 seriously thanks for explaining tht. I read description and didn't understand wht it meant!
@@NIGHTSTALKER0069 yeah but "it's not funny if you have to explain it"
"So you wanna be a tower crane operator?"
Uh no not really
Right? I big nope for me.
Yea that a no i hated doing Scaffolding
@Morocho Vallecitos more then that
@Morocho Vallecitos yeah and you better have the cleanest system of anybody living. not even damn aspirin or Listerine. Crane operators make straight edgers look like dirty herion addicts.
😂😂😂😂
"How did that feel?"
"It's out"
I think I understand...💩👖
: ))
What happend was he shock loaded. He was putting say 5 tons of preasure on something stuck then all of a sudden whatever he was stuck on let go it's one hell of a ride and you definitely would cry
Never once in my life have I thought to myself “I should be a tower crane operator
Trust me, when the direct deposit hits your account, you won’t be giving those shifts and shakes that make your ass pucker a second thought.
?? They don’t make much money.
Us Union guys make a lot more then that. Scabs don’t make nothing
@@dude4173 lol. Ok....
@SilentDiablo oh ok. I googled it and it showed 50-80K… so my bad. I trust ya
@@Twistytowertowercrane oh ok. I googled it and it showed 50-80K… so my bad. I trust ya
I was one of the Ironworkers taking this crane apart. Didn't know this video went viral 😂
You were? Name doesn’t sound familiar
@@Twistytowertowercrane Bragg crane. Me Nick, Jimmy, Steve, was just a few. Also LA iron workers helped at some point.
@@samueliorga oh ok gotcha. You were jacking it down with carlos. If you think this went viral on here then check out my TikTok. Millions of views
This is SF right? Which building is this? Local 6 electrician
@@chrisdrake7566 yes Chris, it's in San Francisco. I forget where exactly it is, been a while, but you can see it if you look to the right when you're over the bridge.
This is like the captain of your airplane saying we are about to experience some turbulence everything is normal
Let's appreciate the engineering that goes into a crane
*That's what she said*
Even crazier is they erect themselves. *That's what she said.* Watch one get set up is wild.
@@prooflifedoc942 thousands? Wow, tell me more about the high rise cranes that existed before Christ!
@@dynomantar9733 you know. The ones they built they pyramids with 😂😂
@@prooflifedoc942 just stay quiet next time you're making yourself look stupid. Pulleys? Shut up you can't even spell pulley. The cranes that erect themselves on the rooftops of skyscrapers are impressive. If you disagree with that just hang it up cuz there's nothing for you to live for.
Not to mention those things twist, turn, and sway in the wind
"You're good, its just Godzilla passing through again"
Underrated
@@gregorypilgrim1356 I'll tell you what's underrated - the importance of spelling stuff correctly in TH-cam comments. ;)
@@MrReasonabubble Only if you have a stick up your butt!! Other then those people most every day folk don’t give a fuck!!! long as it is readable, and can comprehend the comment. Being it’s TH-cam and all. Unlesssss, guess I could s👀, watching a video on how to spell or write then ya I guess that would make sense. But that sounds extremly boring.
@@buddtwin2 aww tanks kyle. freaking fone wants to change things I don’t need fixin and leave words that do lol
*you're
I have a intense fear of heights especially if something seems unstable so this thing shaking made me panic
But I am a tower crane operator. That’s just the tech’s and Ironworker’s getting the pins out as they’re taking it down.
WAIT FOR IT!!! oh it's just the pins being taking out... hahaha
That’s a hard job to sit up there in the air, my hats off to y’all. But I didn’t really see anything to make me wait‼️😁
100+ bucks an hr sound good? Well if you're union it will be that depending on the state
@@Coaltrain87. yeah but let’s say if you fuck up a building hit it or something your taking all of the blame and that’s a big as responsibility but hey I would do it too for 100 an hour
True. Me neither
@@DanielCamposaweosme you don't take the blame. The company Dose
@@damodaraomalley3974 that is true but after that what do you think the company is gonna to you give you some shit then probably fire you depends how it happen
The way the crane moves when they do that is so different from any other movement you get during operation. I have been weathervane in 80 mph winds and it doesn't phase me. Even when I am on the mast hitting the pin out it isn't nearly as bad as the feeling in the cab. Gives you a great sense of what the structure is actually good for. Great video.
80mph winds thats mental, in my country no crane can legally operate in winds over 20 or 30mph
@@nubdevil964 I did not say "operate". I said weathervaned. Weather conditions move in quick sometimes and you get stuck in the cab riding it out.
Weird flex bro....I'll let it slide THIS TIME
@@JuanaWatchDaWorldBurn what "flex" ?. I am responding to a comment with a legitimate answer. There is no muscle involved, just facts. Check yourself.
@@ringer87derek7 looks like I ain't the only one who needs to check themselves...sorry to dent ur small fragile ego, friend! Liking ur own comments, confrontational, and ugly? Trifecta of loserdom is within you.
This is way more terrifying with context
What’s the context ?
@@fartsoundeffect5013 the pins......that anchor......the crane........to the building...........please read it slowly....if you need further explanation...you will never understand
@@fartsoundeffect5013 Simply put the crane is like an arm that got stuck on your head usin screws. This crane is an arm that's moving without screws.
Now size it up. We have something probably a couple of tons just wobbling around without support and these guys still used it.
@@fartsoundeffect5013 up until those pins are removed, the Crane has added structural integrity and stability to reduce sway and keep the operator safe in the event that there are high winds, animal impacts, or earthquakes. Without them, the cran has stability equal to a stack of Legos that doesn't interlock as it climbs. In other words, highly unstable and at risk of falling
@@fartsoundeffect5013 lmao...you clearly have the IQ of a potato if you don't understand what I said.....smh.....go back to school kid...I know words can be difficult
Give this man a parachute
*must be making big bucks doing this*
The description states that this is the result in of the building side tie in pins being knocked out - I'm guessing this results in the crane no longer being anchored to the building.
Thanks for clearing things up
What the fuck are "building side tie in pins"?
@@Zancoth things that anchor the crane to the side of the building.
@@3MUPT oy vey
@@Zancoth th-cam.com/video/zDCTjAKes4M/w-d-xo.html
I’d be like “OHHH HELLLLLL NOOOOO!!!!”
Same lol
Wheres my parachute.
There’s nothing more relaxing then sitting in thr sky doing what you love
I already thought this before watching this vid, THEY COULD NOT PAY ME ENOUGH TO OPERATE ONE OF THOSE BASTARDS!
Cool video showing this crazy line of work, thanks ✌
At least they warned ya before they hammered it out! Lol
I would immediately talk to the radio: "guys I'm fucking scared rn"
I saw that thing started moving and I thought it was coming down. First thing that ran through my mind was if that jump from the crane to the floors right there is something I'd be capable of making lmao
lmaooo
LMAOOOOO
@@zenitsu1389 💀
I have a liscence for operatibg cranes in germany so
What did I just wait for…
Yeah. WTF was the point of this??
@@pointbeingproductions5796 what's the point of any of these short videos. They're just wasting my life
Earthquake?
Still waiting
@@interestedbystander196 human earthquake. Shit video.
I've been a heavy equipment operator for more than 20 years, and that's one of the reasons why a crane is one piece of equipment that I don't mind never learning to operate 😂🤣
TIMBER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It’s called your survival instinct. It serves you well.
Exactly, I have enough anxiety sliding a backhoe down a muddy driveway sideways..might have sharted myself if the bung wasn't puckered so tight.
You must not like money
@@Twistytowertowercrane I do just fine without being a crane operator.
You operators earn every dollar just by coming back down that thing at the end of your shift. 😬 sheeeeeeesh
In comparison, climbing up and down a ladder is pretty easy.
@@user-hq9gj1cm2m it gets pretty scary climming up to be just a ladder a skyscraper high, u would need to be on point going up for 10 15 mins just climbing not trying to fall and that's just going up what about going back down
@@armeniankenneth2088 I’m almost certain that they are harnessed and tied off while climbing
@@papapillcosby um u still fall 15 feet before hitting the safety stopper
@@armeniankenneth2088 idk what kind of saftey ropes you use but ours had only 5’ worth of extra rope in our shock packs. But regardless between 5 or 15 it’s better than falling all the way and makes you feel much more comfortable.
No one has any idea what they’re waiting for. Instead people are completely oblivious
Why do you think that is
@@Twistytowertowercrane It's because their heads are so far wedged up their asses.
No thanks,I rather hand feed T-Rexes 😂😂😂
No thanks, it’s just my mother in law coming to bring my lunch lol
All that's missing now, is Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson running along the top that yellow cranes arm ... and making a leap off it - for that far-off building-!!😬 #Skyscraper
Eliza Dushku #TrueLies
Best union job ! They make easy six figures, and when it’s windy they shut it down
And when there is an accident it’s usually you killing someone or you being killed. Just trying to put perspective as this is a very high risk job, you are correct though they get paid good money.
Im a union plumber and i hate those guys. Especially after walking up ten flights of stairs. And hes sitting in there listening to the radio with the AC on.
No I do NOT want to be a tower crane operator that just almost gave me a heart attack just watching. God Bless you and stay safe.
Yeah ok that tightened up the sphincter slightly just watching on video. I've operated large cranes while performing repairs and up to 100 ton overheads regularity at work but this still got me !
More power to the brothers who runs tower cranes... I.U.O.E Local 12 CA.
Hey man... I love out here in Moreno Valley... I was a union carpenter but looking to become an operator.. any help?
People just don't understand how special you have to be to do crane work like this. I've had to check my underwear a few times working crane & I ain't never been up this high in a crane.
@Robert Dunn if you're building is moving like that, theres an issue.
There is 100% a difference.
Let me guess, you're female?
Vídeo gaming don't count
@@SMD-si7fm it wasn't the building moving dork
@@Revok7272 He didn't say it was... lol
@@Revok7272 haha you’re not catching on
These guys make good fucking money. 50 per hour on the low end in my area. All union. Sweet gig.
This guy... Nerves of steel and balls of brass.
Radio: crane ops come in? We been waiting 3hrs
Me: sheeeeyit I heard 2 knocks and I wasn't waiting around for a 3rd so I'm here at the bar having a drink cause it was a close call
"nah, they were already off."
you sir...... have levelled up.
No sir when you are that high up there are no more levels lol that's a prestige master.
Man you’ve got balls. I fly planes , so that should tell you how crazy but I’d be DAMNED if I ever get in one of these things.
Hell yes the adrenaline rush you would get
I’m still trying to figure out what we’re supposed to be waiting for
I'm with you. Idk what is even going on!
The pins got taken out that anchor the crane to the building.
@@AlpheusGibbs Is that why it seemed to sway and buckle???
@@darrenpokorski7756 yea so basically that bang was a crane becoming able to free fall from the top of a whatever it’s on…im sure to a normal operator this is normal but to someone who doesn’t do this work, that vertical drop becomes real lol
@@jamesdoakes4956 I love people talking like they know something
I can't believe I recognized it was San Francisco because of the Bay Bridge and that one super tall building that looks like you're going to crash into when merging from the right going into Oakland
I live in San Francisco and I just noticed that. I even asked the question above then I noticed your comment.
I never said that I wanna stay as far away from them as possible I'll move to Mars thank you
And like your own comments I see
@@Twistytowertowercrane yeah, got a problem with that? I do it for fun you think I got anything else to do?
@@3thousand979 obviously not
My eyes when that bang happened 😳
In the early 90s I was operating an American crane on a barge 65’ high cab on the Mississippi River unloading Lead from a ship with a rock bucket. I heard a clunk sound that shook the crane and I thought the holding line got crossed so i set the bucket in the barge let off the brakes and swung to the right then engaged both cables and went back to the ship hole grabbed a load and the crane bowed down severely, I let off the brakes and sat the bucket in the hole. Knees shaking to my surprise 46 of the 50 bolts that hold the crane on the pedestal had been broken. They cut the cables at the bucket i boomed down to 30degrees and climbed down to safety on the deck 😰
You sir, are the man!
That was a "Code Brown" day. If I were a doctor I would have prescribed you A clean pair of pants and trip to the job centre in the morning, but glad you are still here to tell the tail, certainly not a job for me.
I'm guessing this is in San Francisco. The bay bridge is the background. Nice view!
Yeah it is SF! I could see this crane from my apt
New guy: "yeah this my first day at work, feeling like a King out here. This will be....."
Gust of wind blows a little
Boss: u alright up there?
New guy(shaken but alright) yeah 😅
They better get paid handsomely
Me over here terrified of this yet being able to calmly fly in a plane... 🙃
You’re more likely to get in 10 car accidents over your lifetime than you are to be involved in an Airplane crash
LoL... if you hit 10... maybe stop flying😳
@@MartinAston00 if you hit ten 😂😂 yeah, I woulda quit at 2 plane accidents. 1st one no biggie because accidents happen. 2? Well if one happens after 2 you might just be bad at flying lmao
@@MartinAston00 isn't pilot one of the top ten most dangerous jobs?
@@MartinAston00 Thats stupid comparison. Do you know how many cars are driving at the given time? Millions. How many planes are flown at the given time? Maybe like 1000. So there is 1000 times more cars on the ground than planes in the sky. And there is only 10 times bigger chance to get accident with the car?
@@MartinAston00 a tad higher chance of walking away from a 50mph car crash than you are a 500mph plane crash though!
That sounds pretty scary … Godzilla’s walking
I'm a mobile crane operator. Which is fairly different. But any crane operator that says they've never been a bit scared is a liar
That’s not bad at all. I’d do that shit all day, let it rock. When you get home you’ll appreciate it a little more every day. Get that rush lol
Edit suggestion: after that first thump, bring in the theme from Jaws.
I was thinking more like febreze 🤣
Perfect 👌👌👌
Or Jurassic Park
@@ParkerSOY What's the Jurassic Park theme?.
@@macman975 dumdaaa dumdaaa dada daaa dadaa da daaaaa
Well, if it goes, theirs nothing to be done, so no use in freaking out I guess.
That must be more dramatic in person
Don't think anyone wants this job but respect for those who do it
This reminds me of the time that Kyle Crane said "Shit!"
"CRANE!!"
One day he is going to land on a bag of rusty knives.
Whose getting the second one I know I am
@@mattblood4201 the first one I spent so much time on, I want to see if they can produce another game
@@umokwhy2830 It comes out on December the 7th
"They were already off" haha🤣
It sounds like the Cloverfield monster is approaching from behind
Fellow operator here.
Operating luff jibs flat stick with a heavy load on... get a good amount of deflection, feeling the crane pull forward as you pinch up. When it's a concrete shutter especially and it pops out... defo need to change your undies then.
This is not a luffer it’s a hammerhead and I’m not lifting anything up. Knocking out the pins to the tie in beams and jacking it down
@@Twistytowertowercrane I know that's a hammerhead, I was just talking about my own experiences.
Got an opportunity when I was working on a 50-story high-rise to go up and sit in a crane like this in Chicago, I was a Union Laborer working for a General Contractor the view is breathtaking especially when your in that cab of the crane, the bottom of it you can see straight down
I drove a crane and the hardest part of the day was climbing those ladders to go up, nowadays they have a little lift, I didnt like the heights believe it or not
Thumbs up from one tower guy to another!
the force of nature is impressive
I'm not afraid of heights, not afraid of falling..im afraid of living after the fall.
That was straight up badass!! Been around the likes for over 17 years. But even still truly didnt realize the amount of the actual movement when the pins are released.!! Again...much respect...thats way badass. Btw...i am a journeyman pipefitter, instrument fitter, and rigger. Peace brotha.
"so you want to be a crane operator?"
Nah mate, I'd rather work in a place that's not floating in the air and held by a couple of rusty bolts, thanks :)
Whoever told you I wanted to be a crane operator was lying.
Yes ... I still want to operate a tower crane.
Good for you
Yea, I would have loved being a crane operator, but, like all super high paying construction jobs, you have to be part of the people who are already involved in this discipline. Or be very lucky to be picked as a beginning oiler. Very few openings for an outsider. Tried when I was young to break in, no chance. Have a few friends who became operators, believe me it's better then being a construction laborer, and pay is through the roof in comparison.
No you don't, I started working as a rigger in the oilfield, making 60k a year, within a couple years i made it to a seat. Oilfield operators make 150-200k a year.
I was about to say...I've thought about this a lot when I was younger. Working that for a few years in your early 20s can set you up financially for the rest of your life and possibly your kids. People sleep on these sort of professions when it comes to pay and benefits. Sadly we're phasing these personnel out now through automation.
Proud Union Laborer of 30 years
(LIUNA)
💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸💪🏼🇺🇸
@@gregm2443 your experience doesn’t mean what he’s saying isn’t true… every oil place I’ve seen is exactly how he says… if you don’t have an in you’re shit outta luck
@@perry2281 Naww, nothing like that
I can't imagine anyone wanting that job
The money is sick!
@@seanstuhr2660 I hate standing on a mountain or even a 5 story building lol I can't imagine the fear I'd feel
@@kuubleekahn6893 I became an ironworker 4 years ago and we had to fix a post tension cable on the 60th floor in Miami. We got stuck lost all power and had to be rescued by my guys. They smashed the window on the floor we were working, I climbed in, called my project manager, said "starting tomorrow I want a desk job" next day i was made project coordinator and haven t looked back. It is scary, it is dangerous, but exhilarating at the same time.
@@seanstuhr2660 🙄
Just got my license. Can’t wait to get this bread
Can I be your friend?
@@lawxx6 yes! Yes you can! Wanna go to Disney land and feed the birds laxative and people watch?
I jump when my 30ton hydraulic boom crane creaks
Generally thought I was going to see king Kong climbing it
Didn't see anything happen. Somebody explain it to me?
Did you try cleaning your screen or turning up the brightness?
@@Twistytowertowercrane just explain to me what I'm looking at? I never worked construction. I have no idea
@@SocietyKilledTheUnicorn there’s a reason people put a description in the box...
@@Twistytowertowercrane disliked and reported. You keep that attitude up and you'll never be anything better than a construction clown. Get a real job you loser.
@@SocietyKilledTheUnicorn waiting on your report and yet I’m still up. Comment again so it helps me out in the algorithm soyboy
Let me guess knock out the pins out of the tower it looks like you’re dismantling the crane
Wrong. And stop liking your own comments
What are you doing, step crane operator? “ nah they were already off”.
You have a safety gear on right? Harness or parachute
Hanglider
@@Twistytowertowercrane shit imagine the crane starts to fall and out pops this badass on a hanglider
“So you want to be a tower crane operator..”
*Me:* “Me? Naaahh, your probably thinkin’ bout that dude.” 😰👇
If you're to try and write a comment, you should get the right "you're" so you don't look like an uneducated idiot.
@@Gankstomper what a monumental prick you are, even before we get onto the fact you missed out an entire word from YOUR comment.
@@isthatujeebus One is a typo, one is ignorance or laziness. Learn the difference, clown.
@@Gankstomper you should learn to leave it be. It was an accident. Literally everyone has made one. And your mothers accident was raising a b who never learned manors or how to politely fix someone’s mistake. End of discussion.
@@howlovely1461 You're too much of an idiot to even distinguish between "manners" and "manors" LMAO. Nothing you have to say is even remotely relevant. Sorry, I only deal with people who graduated high school at the very least 🤣🤣🤣 End of discussion
Sounds like they were trying to get something loose from the crane and it suddenly released.
Did you read the description?