$15,000 Fire Rock Delivery! High Tensions, Nervous Client!

Today we rented a forklift from United Rentals for this unique delivery for an upcoming paver patio. Our client purchased this beautiful firestone from Montana and had it shipped here. Everyone was nervous getting this off the truck as the pallet was pretty wide and the forks only spread so far. This stone is going to be the main focal point behind the backyard patio project coming up so make sure you subscribe to see the full build!

[@danlaur7973]

The second that the load clears the trailer, you need to drop it down close to the ground, climbing on the back of a forklift is a BAD idea

[@cjhardscapes]

I didn’t expect the client to jump on the back, the forklift was a 6k lb max lift. The stone weighed in around 4500 so it wasn’t going to ever tip the machine or go anywhere. Everyone was just a little too nervous

[@IceColdGeico]

Always amuses me when I see amateurs driving a forklift, but then I remember that i was an amateur 40+ years ago, and everyone starts somewhere!
You did well, considering you're not used to operating one. As you say, you can drive just about anything, and that certainly helps. Next time - seat belt, and keep the customer out of the way!
Good job!

[@cjhardscapes]

Thank you! I’m sure I’ll rent one again for a job in the future!

[@roccoguadagna1779]

Great job but the customer shouldn’t be in the way when the fork lift is moving, great patience CJ !

[@cjhardscapes]

Thank you

[@user-gc9kg6ew7r]

Hawks and Ravens! Dude that customer was up your ass.

[@cjhardscapes]

Lmao ya it was a pretty tense situation , Took a lot longer than it should have.

[@tobycanales1062]

if your the boss and you tell a employee to do a task and he asks why he needs a new job

[@55afishead]

👎👎

[@cjhardscapes]

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