where do u work?
#18
i work on a concrete crew,we usually do city jobs making prevailing wages its good money,but now im unemployed for the next 3 months
#19
Oh indeed Steve, it is an awesome site to see that 65 Meter - 5 section boom all stretched out, she's a beautiful ship, her and all her 7 axles of chrome.
I'm heading to Las Vegas, February to the "World of Concrete" expo, gotta see the unveiling of the newest weapon on the market the 70 Meter boom, if this 65 meter works out for me, perhaps in the future I will have a 70 meter boom in my fleet.
In this industry, it's all about the size of your stick !
I'm heading to Las Vegas, February to the "World of Concrete" expo, gotta see the unveiling of the newest weapon on the market the 70 Meter boom, if this 65 meter works out for me, perhaps in the future I will have a 70 meter boom in my fleet.
In this industry, it's all about the size of your stick !
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I have always run Macks, and have never really had any serious issues with Macks, but decided to try the Condors, and actually only reason was for prompt delivery of the complete units, they were already mounted, tested and good to go, but so far I'm impressed with the Condors aswell.
#27
u have my sympathy,i remember back in high school we made our ag teachers job a living hell,i cant count how many times me and my buddies caught something on fire,or how many sentences we had to write
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I send the wife to the supermarket to buy some.
Sorry I couldn't resist.
Transparent wall systems engineer. (There I go again) I'm in the glazing trade. If it has glass or mirror in it, I cut it and install it in there.
Sorry I couldn't resist.
Transparent wall systems engineer. (There I go again) I'm in the glazing trade. If it has glass or mirror in it, I cut it and install it in there.