I would like to thank you for these very good and helpful lessons. Just passed my NCCCO TLL, TSS, LBC & LBT written tests and through listening to your videos I had a good prep for the test. It really made a difference. Thank you!
buying your load carts made LBC test a snap! Thank you Monday morning I get my first 999 275 ton 170 boom and 80 jib woo hoo it'll be a nice break from tower cranes
I need your help with the exam layout on nccco screen...I've had my nccco ; lat for 20 years..last week the computer test did not allow me to expand charts and move data to the left to see values..they admitted to a screen issue ..the Procter was no help..can you dm me on how to move the chart data once expanded..I had glasses and still the chart was non ledgable...ty
Man, I wish I could help but I have not taken a CCO test since they changed formats so I really don't know the details on how their software works. I'm sorry.
For the new CCO LBC test these videos will work. They will be using the manitowoc charts for the new test. The new CCO exams for TLL certification will use a different chart (Link Belt RT). I will eventually create some new videos for that chart/test. Day job comes first however so it may be I while.
Time Constraint is the biggest challenge on specialty exams. But it can be done, using this process, and average less than 4 minutes per question. Most of these Manitowoc (and Grove and Manitex) are instructional, going slow to teach the process. Check out the Manitowoc LBC Net Capacity Full Speed video in the next reply. The way to develop speed is a lot of reps (practice problems). Not just doing the same 5 or 6 problems over and over, but have a good set of 30 or more problems that you can practice with--this process will keep you accurate and the reps will build your speed while keeping your accuracy. If you haven't already passed the exam, hang in there, it can be done.
I would like to thank you for these very good and helpful lessons. Just passed my NCCCO TLL, TSS, LBC & LBT written tests and through listening to your videos I had a good prep for the test. It really made a difference. Thank you!
Thank you. Congratulations on passing your exam. That's why I put the videos up, to help my crane operator buddies who needed to pass the exams.
buying your load carts made LBC test a snap! Thank you Monday morning I get my first 999 275 ton 170 boom and 80 jib woo hoo it'll be a nice break from tower cranes
Congratulations! Enjoy the triple 9.
Same here i bought the lbc load chart practice problems
I need your help with the exam layout on nccco screen...I've had my nccco ; lat for 20 years..last week the computer test did not allow me to expand charts and move data to the left to see values..they admitted to a screen issue ..the Procter was no help..can you dm me on how to move the chart data once expanded..I had glasses and still the chart was non ledgable...ty
Man, I wish I could help but I have not taken a CCO test since they changed formats so I really don't know the details on how their software works. I'm sorry.
do youre videos still apply to todays nccco test or is there any significant changes
For the new CCO LBC test these videos will work. They will be using the manitowoc charts for the new test. The new CCO exams for TLL certification will use a different chart (Link Belt RT). I will eventually create some new videos for that chart/test. Day job comes first however so it may be I while.
That's very clear calculation..
Hey, I am looking for a parts manual for the 3900 Manitowoc Crane, Serial No. 39280. Can you guide me?
Check out the Manitowoc Facebook group. There are several members more qualified than me, and they are very helpful. Good luck.
@@LoadChartLab ok np thanks
In a load chart if it calls for a 70 degree boom angle and don't have it do I go up or down
Up to the next highest boom angle.
@@LoadChartLab thank you
Lower boom angle
I wish when I took the test I had all that time to do all that but they don't give you time
Time Constraint is the biggest challenge on specialty exams. But it can be done, using this process, and average less than 4 minutes per question. Most of these Manitowoc (and Grove and Manitex) are instructional, going slow to teach the process. Check out the Manitowoc LBC Net Capacity Full Speed video in the next reply. The way to develop speed is a lot of reps (practice problems). Not just doing the same 5 or 6 problems over and over, but have a good set of 30 or more problems that you can practice with--this process will keep you accurate and the reps will build your speed while keeping your accuracy. If you haven't already passed the exam, hang in there, it can be done.
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