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If we come up with a operation to get you TO the RALLY and BACK, there will NOT be a need for the HIGHLJGHTED UNDERLINED above statement'
Come on guys, there has to be a way to mount this operation, we need to get CRANETRUCK to the rally for HIS on good and welfare.
tm-2320-260-10,12,20,20p ect
the 260 is for the 809
the 211 is for the older 5t
so tm-2320-find the designator number (211, 260, ect) for you truck, then get ALL the TMs for that number
tm-2323-xxx-10, 20, 20p ect.
You are wrong, weight does matter and where it is, if the 2000 is the max load at 18', with all the safety factors in, the crane thinks it is picking up the safe max at 10'., I have been operating cranes since about 1960, I run into this kind of thinking all the time. A 10' jib x #800...
From reading this, I would say that YOU really NEED to read the TMs, if you had and did the PM, you would have known that your torque rod rubber bushings were VARY BAD which can be seen in the pics.
You can find the TMs here
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Thought T said that his team went home, and he was doing a bit of armory or base moves, then park the POS truck, go to his sisters then home to his place in TN, for some vaction time
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