PUMBO | 02-04-2013 | comment profile send pm notify |
Stability testing taken to a whole new level! As Australian regulation states: "All concrete placing booms MUST be inspected annually by a 'competent person" The engineer definitely fails here as he is not wearing a HARD HAT. Tom Could you organise to get him a Concrete Pumping dot com HARD HAT! We wish him well with his future endeavours. |
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thinksnow | 02-04-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
im not taking my trk there for inspection!!!!!!!!!!!!! ive watched boom inspections with the max rated weight on booms and that isnt it . i guess he was in a hurry to get done |
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thinksnow | 02-04-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
what would chezpump say about this |
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putzman1975 | 02-04-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
that looks just like the first pump i ran 1972 whiteman, also a challenger cook brother pump
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Goose2448 | 02-04-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
Seems like a lot of weight there, about 8500 pounds. Would not think a boom would pick that up |
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DIGGER | 02-05-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
Pump looks like a Jap import from some car dealer who hopes to make a quick buck. I was lead to believe testing booms was to have weights attached to each boom section so that the test weights represented actual operating weight with concrete in the pipes and a manufacturer's specified tip hose length. I seems that this f'wit was testing the boom as a crane. Wot's the decal on every concrete pump boom say "do not use as a crane" or words to that effect? |
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thinksnow | 02-05-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
if done corectly each sect would have manufactured spec weight attached not all at the end thats why the cyl buckeled |