This is seriously just not only very dumb, wrong way to do it, above all its dangerous and your working on the limits of the machine, a smart way to do this, is to ride a couple of more times with less load, also use the heaving technique so it does not have to lift this amount of weight , well you will learn one day when it brakes down on you or god forbide, you get injured when it looses grips or falls over you when you flip it over :( At least you work on the right side of it.
Sorry I didn´t have time to answer this from you, sorry for that, much going on in my life health-wise at the moment unfortunately Anyhow, thanks for actually answering and put your opinion into this, I watch some channels with these type of things and 1 thing that is the most important is the security for yourself I myself had a crane tower topple over with my winschpowered ATV wagon this winter, I have been working with lumber winsches a lot when I was younger, mostly STAR wirecranes (typically used in sweden) and a tractor and one thing my father taught me was security, never trust the wire 100% and dont stand in the way It saved me from very very bad injury and broken legs this time, and then I saw this and youtubers, please take this into your time to teach out security with cranes, wires and hydraulics! Thanks! :)
This is seriously just not only very dumb, wrong way to do it, above all its dangerous and your working on the limits of the machine, a smart way to do this, is to ride a couple of more times with less load, also use the heaving technique so it does not have to lift this amount of weight , well you will learn one day when it brakes down on you or god forbide, you get injured when it looses grips or falls over you when you flip it over :(
At least you work on the right side of it.
Sorry I didn´t have time to answer this from you, sorry for that, much going on in my life health-wise at the moment unfortunately
Anyhow, thanks for actually answering and put your opinion into this, I watch some channels with these type of things and 1 thing that is the most important is the security for yourself
I myself had a crane tower topple over with my winschpowered ATV wagon this winter, I have been working with lumber winsches a lot when I was younger, mostly STAR wirecranes (typically used in sweden) and a tractor and one thing my father taught me was security, never trust the wire 100% and dont stand in the way
It saved me from very very bad injury and broken legs this time, and then I saw this and youtubers, please take this into your time to teach out security with cranes, wires and hydraulics!
Thanks! :)